Who are the top-3 of Team India… The cricketer who won the T20 World Cup chose the team, said- Don’t question Virat…

New Delhi. Irfan Pathan, India’s best all-rounder, has once again selected his team for the T20 World Cup. This is the second time within a month that he has selected the Indian team. But there is a slight difference between this time’s team and the previous team. This time Irfan Pathan has selected only the top-3 of his team. For the rest, opinion has been sought from cricket fans.

Irfan Pathan played an important role in India winning the trophy in the first T20 World Championship held in 2007. Irfan was elected player of the match in the final played against Pakistan. He took 3 wickets for just 16 runs in his spell of 4 overs. India has never won the T20 World Cup since 2007.

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Irfan Pathan selected the Indian team for the next T20 World Cup by tweeting on Tuesday. He wrote, World Cup is coming near. These are my top-3 for the Indian team. 1- Rohit Sharma, who is also the captain of my team. 2-Yashaswi Jaiswal. Even if they do not give their 100 percent performance, because when they play for Team India, they play better than in IPL.

Irfan Pathan places Virat Kohli at third place in the top-3. He writes in his post, ‘There is no need for any debate regarding Virat Kohli’s place in the team or his strike rate. Virat’s strike rate in T20 International matches is even better than Chris Gayle. In IPL 2024, he is scoring runs at a strike rate of more than 150.

Irfan Pathan has not revealed the names of the remaining members of the team. But let us tell you that the biggest discussion in the Indian team is about the wicketkeeper and Irfan Pathan has made it clear that Dinesh Karthik is not his choice. Pathan says that selecting Dinesh Karthik in the team would be like looking back, which is not necessary. Indian selectors should choose only young wicketkeepers.

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