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Virat Kohli Key to India’s T20 World Cup Campaign, Warns Former Australian Captain

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The upcoming T20 World Cup is of significant importance for the Indian cricket team, with the pressure mounting on Captain Rohit Sharma and Coach Rahul Dravid to secure the elusive ICC trophy. Revisiting his previous T20 World Cup victory 17 years ago, Rohit Sharma aims to lead his team to glory alongside a star-studded squad selected by the BCCI and Chairman of Selectors MSK Prasad.

The inclusion of key players such as Suryakumar Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja, and the promising Yashasvi Jaiswal, has bolstered India’s lineup. Notable additions like Sanju Samson and Shivam Dube further enhance the team’s depth. Hardik Pandya, despite recent setbacks, assumes the role of vice-captain, contributing to the squad’s formidable composition.

Former Australian Test Captain Tim Paine has raised concerns regarding India’s chances at the T20 World Cup, emphasizing the pivotal role of Virat Kohli in the team’s success. Paine suggests that India’s prospects largely depend on Kohli’s performance, drawing parallels to Glenn Maxwell‘s impact on the Australian team. Despite Maxwell’s subdued form in the recent IPL season, Kohli’s exceptional run-scoring display indicates his crucial influence within the Indian setup.

As India prepares to kick off their campaign against Ireland on June 5, the spotlight remains firmly on Kohli, who has been instrumental in previous World Cup campaigns. With Kohli’s stellar track record in ICC tournaments, including leading run-scorer accolades in the last two editions, his form will be instrumental in determining India’s T20 World Cup fortunes.

Rachel Adams

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