Former India skipper MSK Prasad has blamed Ishant Sharma’s omission for India’s defeat in the second Test against South Africa.
The Indian cricket team has traveled to South Africa for a three-Test series against South Africa.
The second Test between the two teams was played at the Jonesberg Stadium in South Africa, with India winning the first match of the series.
As the defeat of the Indian team has become a hot topic in cricket circles, former players and cricket experts are openly expressing their views on the defeat of the Indian team.
As such, former India captain and former chief selector MSK Prasad has expressed his views on the reason for the Indian team’s defeat.
Commenting on this, MSK Prasad said, “I think the Indian team missed Ishant Sharma in the second Test against South Africa. The absence of a tall bowler like Ishant Sharma has been a setback for the Indian team. Ishant Sharma should not be played without on such pitches and Ishant Sharma should be given priority over Umesh Yadav. ”
The third and final Test between India and South Africa starts on January 11.