'It's ridiculous': Ex-India coach questions Yashasvi Jaiswal's ODI snub
Ryan ten Doeschate has voiced his bewilderment regarding Yashasvi Jaiswal's absence from India's ODI lineup. With an impressive record of two centuries in merely six matches, Jaiswal's exclusion raises questions, especially as the ODI World Cup looms. His notable performance against Mitchell Starc during the 2024 Test tour further strengthens his case. All eyes now turn to the forthcoming Test…
Ex-India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate has expressed disbelief over the recent decision to exclude young batter Yashasvi Jaiswal from the ODI team. With a strong track record of scoring at an impressive average of 71.25 in just six ODI matches, Jaiswal's talent and hunger to excel remain unfulfilled. Despite his recent form, including two centuries, he has yet to secure a regular spot in India's line-up.
As the 2027 ODI World Cup looms, Jaiswal's prospects of becoming a consistent member of the squad appear uncertain. Speaking on the TalkSport Cricket Podcast, ten Doeschate highlighted Jaiswal's relentless determination to score runs and his frustration when he falls short of big scores. He emphasized that the omission of a player with such hunger is, "ridiculous."
Ten Doeschate also praised Jaiswal's hard work and dedication, acknowledging that he is "very, very hungry" and works "very, very hard."
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