ex indian opener Virender Sehwag As the Indian team prepares for the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup, the Indian team has expressed reservations about India’s bowling prowess. leader Suryakumar YadavThe defending champion successfully advanced to the group stage, winning all four games and advancing easily.India dominate Group A with many opponents pakistan national cricket team Wait, but Sehwag believes there are tougher tests ahead. An unbeaten South Africa national cricket team awaits their first match in the Super Eights on Sunday, pointing out that India’s bowling attack is yet to be fully tested.
“I don’t think India have been challenged yet. In the first game, India struggled a bit but since then they have been playing solid cricket. The real test will begin in the Super 8. Today, India scored 193 but they also conceded 176. So India have to look at their bowling. How will this bowling unit react and be used when we come up against a better batting side? ” Sehwag said in a discussion on Cricbuzz.India’s latest match saw them beat the Netherlands national cricket team by 17 runs in Ahmedabad with a score of 193/6, while the Netherlands responded with a score of 176/7.In the same conversation, former India pacer Mohit Sharma also weighed in on the debate over India’s bowling makeup, especially in the death overs.“There is still a question mark as to what combination India will go with in the Super Eights. If you have an all-rounder like Axar Patel at No. 8, then who will bowl in the death overs? If a team like Netherlands can pose questions in the death overs, then the bigger challenge comes. If Ashdeep is there, you can be flexible as he can bowl with Bumrah in the death overs,” Mohit pointed out.India’s Super Eight match will begin against South Africa on February 22 in Ahmedabad. They will then travel to Chennai to face Zimbabwe before concluding the period in Kolkata against West Indies.
