IPL is enough to give practice for anyone because the T20 worldcup is scheduled to happen in Oct so if the rest is indeed for him then its okay. Surya Kumar Yadav being remains uncapped for very long time even though he showed his best in the IPL so its time for the selectors to give him some chance and continue the winning streak against one of the international t20 teams like Eng.

Well.. in a sense, that is true. Nowadays performance in the IPL is the primary criteria for selection in to the national team (in all the three formats). The problem for the selectors is that there are too few slots, and too many contenders. So eventually they need to drop some players, even if they perform really well. But it will be really disappointing for these players (such as Kishan and Yadav), if they are not selected.

BTW, I have one crazy suggestion for the T20 World Cup. Why can't the ICC allow two teams from India? One the regular Indian side captained by Virat Kohli, and the second a India A team (captained by someone like KL Rahul?). I checked the teams that are participating in the T20 World Cup. There are teams such as Oman, which are entirely comprised of expats from India and Pakistan (without a single Omani citizen). So what is the point here? Rather than allowing these expat teams, the ICC can instead allow India to field one more team in the World Cup.

However there is more chance of Rohit Sharma to get into the starting matches of the world cup. Maybe due to some performance lacking new players like Ishan kishan gets opportunity to start the innings. The selection committee of India is something different, because unexpected selections used to happen.

England won the toss and opt to ball first, let's see if Morgan & co repeat their 1st match performance one more time.

So KL got another chance (Was expecting something else but okay) and debutant Surya kumar yadav had to sit out because Rohit is back. He must be feeling bad but i'm sure he will get lot more chances in the future.

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Luls Bowled!! KL Rahul - Long walk of shame-

Just switched on the TV, as I was taking dinner earlier. Once again, India seems to be in trouble when they are batting first. The plus point for India is that Virat Kohli is still there, along with Rishabh Pant. But it is going to be a tough task, with Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Ishan Kishan back in the pavilion. In particular, I was disappointed with the way in which Kishan got out. I had high expectations from him. 

IND managed to recover after the disastrous beginning and now 114 with the remaining 18 balls. Kohli back into the form which is a great thing and 150 is certainly possible from now which could be a great score to defend on a pitch like this. But IND bowling line up seems little weak than how it actually was, no Bumrah so Bhuvi needs to take some wickets with the new balls if they want to turns the innings to IND side.

Advantage with England right now. They need another 79 runs from 11 overs, with 9 wickets in hand. If India wants to come back in to this game, then they need to take the wicket of Jos Buttler. Dawid Malan is also looking quite dangerous out there. Yuzvendra Chahal was the sole bowler to get a wicket (although he conceded a lot of runs) and it won't be a bad idea to give him a couple of overs now.

England scored 102 runs in 12 overs by losing only 2 wickets. The match is completely in England's possession. England needs only 55 runs from 48 balls. Jos Buttler is playing just great. 63 runs off 37 balls, and still unbeaten. Apart from Virat Kohli, no Indian player has been able to perform well. The performance of Indian batsmen was very poor today.

156 against a powerful English side is way too low and I knew that England had a better chance at winning this one, but Buttler is making it look way too easy. He is playing like Kohli and will probably reach the 100 mark at this rate.

Smart move promoting him up the order. Bhuvi and Sundar bowled well while Chahal's form has gone down the drain. This match is pretty much done at this point.