Former national voters Kris Srikanth has criticized the Election Committee’s decision to elect DHRUV Jur Sanju Samson As a backup guard for the upcoming three ODI games against Australia. Srikkanth expressed concerns about the justice of the electoral process, mainly stating that Samson had scored a century in his last Odi’s appearance against South Africa in 2023.Election controversy emerged following the announcement of the Indian Odi squad for the Australian series, which began on October 19 in Perth. Jurel, recently, scored a century in the first test of West Hindia, was selected as Kl Rahul’s wicketkeper.The explanation of the Chief Electoral Chief of the Ajit for Samson’s exclusion is based on him as the top batsman. However, this reasoning seems to be contrary to the recent Samson’s position and performance records.
Odi Samson’s statistics show that he is mostly fighting in the middle. In 16 Odi appearances, he scored 347 runs in 11 rounds of 4-6, maintaining an average of 57.83 and three and a half centuries.“Again, very unfair, Sanju was supposed to be there, as he scored a century in the last Odi, so, every day, as the change continued to turn to each individual. One day you made it a bat on 5, then one day you made it open,” Srikanth said on his YouTuben channel.“Sometimes you send it to 7 or 8.The decision of the Election Committee has raised questions about consistency in team selection and player management. Despite the Samson century in his last Odi and his proven ability for bats in various positions, he found himself outside the squad.“By making such a choice, they mislead the player himself. Although we are not sure what the day is. Suddenly, Yashasvi jaiswal Is there, and then in the next moment he will not be there, “Srikanth said.“By chopping and changing all the time, they will touch the confidence of the players,” he said.The Indian Odi squad announced for the Australian series includes Shubman gill As a captain, with players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas iyerAxar Patel, Kl Rahul, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Harshit Rana, Mohammed Siraj, Arshdeep Singh, Prasidh Krishna, Dhruv Jurel, and Yashasvi Jaiswal.
