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Gautam Gambhir’s batting-order shuffle at the MCG has sparked a major debate among fans and experts. Was it tactical brilliance or plain favouritism? As India fell short against Australia, questions mount over Gambhir’s strategy, player choices, and team balance.
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BAD news for cricket fans: 17-year-old cricketer dies after being hit by ball, his name is…, he was from… India’s tour of Australia was supposed to prep them for the 2026 T20 World Cup. But after the first two games, things seem messy. From who they’re picking to where they’re batting them, the coaches don’t seem to know what to do with their players. In the Asia Cup 2025, India played with two fast bowlers and three spinners. It worked okay on the slow pitches there, especially with Hardik Pandya in the lineup. But they’re doing the same thing in Australia, even without Pandya.
If they stick with this setup, two problems come up. First, they’re relying too much on Harshit Rana, who isn’t a finished T20 bowler yet. Second, they’re using up Jasprit Bumrah’s overs early, which leaves the final overs open for good hitters to take advantage of.
Sanju Samson is good at hitting over the fielders early in the innings. But India wants to bat him in the middle order to make room for Shubman Gill, the vice-captain. This seems
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