WI team has a good Vance to win it as they are a better in T20 than the other formats and considering the WI has won the game against the opponent also makes their confidence high and to play the best cricket to win the series as well .

Batting pool is also very good. we can safely say that Indian cricket is safe for next 10 years or so.

Management using them in T-20 format for quite some time (not domestic bowlers). before T-20 WC we have plenty of games so we might see some familiar face against the Eng, Aus and NZ.
 

Agree, Siraj and Khaleel doing bad. Siraj might find some difficulties to get in Squad anytime soon. About Khaleel selection; as far as i understand they are giving him more chances only because he's left arm seamer. And historically every cricket board try to get hold on them because they provide different angle to batsmen and can be very lethal if groomed well.

Rotation policy is good option but only in Shorter format i suppose.


Last i heard he's recovering well and available for domestic season, hope everything goes well for this 19 yo boy.


True, Genuine all rounder are treasure so its obviously hard to find.

Sad but true, we are not going to find likes of Yuvraj in Indian cricket ever. Even Suresh Raina was quite handy cricketer and won countless games for India.

On different note i would say that current batting specialists don't want to be a part time bowlers or they lack skills, Before India used to have Sachin, Sehwag, Ganguly,Yuvraj, Raina (specialist batsmen but can bowl too when needed) this is missing right now.


Sanju Manju aka sajay manjarekar is now famous with his remarks " Bits and pieces" lol

But Thanks bro
Yeah, just a matter of time. Shreyas  has a bright future, this guy is captain material too. in fact many batsmen of new crop are suitable for captain role in the near future, hope management mold them with cautions.

There is too much cricket leagues around the globe and it is really difficult to follow all the matches, i came to know about teh Mzansi super league from you but i am yet to watch a live event and i have to find  an online source to watch the match, i might be watching the T10 league as it is a new format and i would like to see how the match will unfold as everyone tries to smash the ball from the start.

If you remember I used to ask this question often here where to watch the matches lives on the internet. I searched a lot and finally come to know about the facebook group "Sports corner". Here you can watch all the leagues and all the cricket matches live no matter in which part of the world you live.
You can watch Mzansi Super league too here.
https://web.facebook.com/Sports-corner-392210851640221/

Link#2 for live match
https://web.facebook.com/105822547541944/videos/2433730986944709/

Because that is equivalent to saying that the other South Africans (Whites, Asians, Coloreds and the original inhabitants - the San) are not equal to the black payers. In IPL, 7 out of the 11 players should be Indians. But there is no requirement that these 7 players should be from a particular religion or a particular racial group. You can have a quota based on nationality. But it is wrong to have one based on race or religion.

There is a lot of discrimination of black n white people in south Africa, and it is in their law to give certain percentage of seats for the native black people in all fields including cricket. This is different from India or Pakistan where mostly people are treated equally regardless of race/religion.

I am not aware of the level of these discrimination in that part of the world but if there is a quota system irrespective of talent then i find that discrimination and if they are supporting that in the education system then i can understand because they wanted to promote even the backward class but in sports it should be avoided as 7788bitcoin pointed out you cannot have a quota system in NBA or marathon and if you have the skill irrespective of color you will be included.

I hope they are doing it to uplift the backward and give them opportunities and by doing so they are indeed discriminating if they are not taking talent into consideration, i know the situation with Zimbabwe and why the ICC revoked their status and if there is too much political intervention in sport it is not good for the morality of the game.

I have created  Abu Dhabi T10 League 2019 thread where we can discuss exclusively about this unique T10 tournament. If this format gets popular, we might see more of 10 overs international matches also.

There are provinces in South Africa where blacks are a minority (i.e less than 50% of the population, such as Western Cape and Northern Cape). On top of that, cricket is not very popular among the black Africans, who are more interested in sports such as football and boxing. So the player pool is going to be very small. But still for domestic competitions a certain number of players needs to be black African. This has resulted in many ridiculous circumstances in South African domestic cricket when the teams have fielded players who can neither bowl, nor bat.

The quota system has resulted in many good players migrating to other countries. England is currently home to more than 50 Kolpak players, who have migrated to that country from South Africa (including some very promising players such as Hardus Viljoen and Simon Harmer. The full list can be found here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Kolpak_cricketers

Even domestic teams in countries such as Australia and New Zealand have a lot of South African players, who have moved to these countries to escape the quota system. And we have seen how the quality of the South African team has gone down over the years... this is the number one reason.