T20 World Cup 2022: Will there be changes in Team India in the semi-finals? Coach Rahul Dravid hinted at this. The names of all the semifinal teams for the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 were decided on Sunday. With great pride, the most ardent contender for the title, the Indian cricket team, made it to the top four. Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, Team India not only topped their group by winning 4 out of their 5 matches in Group 2 of the Super 12, but also scored the highest number of points in both groups.
Coach Dravid hints at changes in the semi-finals
So far in this T20 World Cup, the Indian team has had a strong performance, winning 4 out of their 5 matches in the Super 12 to top the group. After which, the team is now ready to win its semi-finals with the same rhythm. It is believed that, considering the pitch and conditions, a strong and balanced playing 11 will be selected.
There has not been much change in the Indian team during this World Cup so far, in which Harshal Patel and Yuzvendra Chahal have not gotten a chance to play any matches while Deepak Hooda and Rishabh Pant have only played one match each. The chance has been given.
Playing-11 will be decided after seeing the pitch
But after the victory over Zimbabwe in Adelaide, India’s chief coach, Rahul Dravid, has indicated a change in the team for the semi-final match. Although Dravid did not openly reveal which player would be given a chance, he did hint that a decision would be made after watching the track.
After the final Super-12 match against Zimbabwe, head coach Rahul Dravid said, “I think we have a completely open mind about everyone in the 15 (squad). We believe whoever is in the 15 (squad) will potentially not make us weak, given the kind of team we have picked.“
Adelaide’s pitch is slow
He further said, “I say again that we have to go there and see. I watched a few matches today (Sunday in Adelaide), and I know the tracks were slow and would have grip and a little turn. We will be playing on a completely new pitch in Adelaide, and to be honest, the pitch we played on against Bangladesh had the ball spinning. It was a different kind of wicket, and it was played in Adelaide as well.“
