The Australian team has a lead of 296 runs over India (Photo: Twitter).
The former captain of the national cricket team, Salman Butt, attributed India’s difficulties in the finals of the ICC Test Championship to their preference for league cricket instead of Test cricket.
Speaking to the media, former captain Salman Butt said that 7 local and 4 professional players play in the Indian Premier League (IPL), while there are only 11 professionals in Test cricket, so India is in trouble against Australia in the final. , if we pick a T20 player and keep him in Test, then questions arise on the selection.
He said that in domestic cricket, give a chance to the player in the format in which he is performing. Test cricket is the basis of all cricket formats.
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Salman Butt said that a player who leaves the big format and goes to the small format abuses himself, he gave the example of West Indies and said that the team preferred the small format, today they are forced to play the World Cup qualifier, we have priorities. I have to include test cricket.
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On the other hand, in the final of the Test Championship, Australia has a lead of 296 runs over India at the end of the third day’s play in the second innings with 6 wickets remaining.
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In response to the Kangaroos’ first innings of 469 runs, India were all out for just 296 runs.
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