The cricketing world is all set for the mega T20 World Cup which will be held in India later this year in the month of October-November.
The Indian cricket team is a strong contender to win the title in the World Cup. Going with the current team composition of India and their form they have enough good options in the batting line-up wheareas this is limited in the bowling areas as many senior players were out of the playing 11 contention for a while.
England star player Jos Buttler also believes that Indian team have enough chances to make in the finals of the T20 World Cup.
“Previous World Cups have shown that host nations tend to perform very well and India are of course phenomenally strong in every format,” Buttler said.
“It’s great exposure for us to play against one of the best teams in the tournament in these conditions,” the 30-year-old added.
“And it’s a huge benefit to us playing in Ahmedabad, a brand new stadium which will play a big part in the World Cup.”
The wicket-keeper batsman has played a good innings in the England team first Test win against India at the Chepauk but later on due to the visitors rotation policy he has to sit go back and remained out the last three Test where Virat and company crushed the visitors.
He says “he feels good for the rest” and supports England’s policy of squad rotation during the winter tours to Sri Lanka and India.
“I’ve spent a long time in the bubbles over the past year or so since the pandemic started,” he said.
“It’s been talked about how we can best look after players and what is an incredibly packed schedule at the moment.”
