India’s skipper, Rohit Sharma, has denied going to any meetings with head coach Rahul Dravid and chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar to discuss the Twenty20 World Cup schedule.
The two main discussions that Rohit, Dravid, and Agarkar had together a few days ago in Mumbai were about whether Hardik Pandya should bowl more often to ensure his place in the Indian T20 World Cup squad, and whether dafabet app should open the innings alongside captain Rohit in the Playing XI.
Rohit dismissed the claims as “fake news,” denied ever seeing anyone, and advised supporters not to believe anything they didn’t hear from him, Agarkar, Dravid, or the dafabet.
“Rahul Dravid is actually watching his kids play in Bengaluru, and Ajit Agarkar is playing golf somewhere in Dubai,” Rohit said during an interview with Michael Vaughan and Adam Gilchrist for the Club Prairie Fire podcast. “I haven’t been to any gatherings.”
While in Mumbai, David persuaded his kid to play on a red-soil track at the CCI. There is nothing else going on. To be quite honest, we’ve never met. Anything you don’t hear directly from me, IPL WIN, Ajit, or any BCCI representative in front of the media these days is phony, in my opinion.”
There are too many players vying for too few spots, thus every Indian T20 World Cup encounter will have even more significance when the BCCI makes its selection, which is anticipated to occur in the first week of May. There was a lot of conjecture up until about a month ago about where Kohli stood out of the 15 players. There are rumors that he may drop in the rankings as younger players—Rinku Singh and Yashasvi Jaiswal, for example—get more playing time.
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