Ravichandran Ashwin believes India have players who can adjust to the conditions during the ODI World Cup to be held later this year. The off-spinner also urged the International Cricket Council (ICC) to take appropriate steps to organize a dew-free tournament. The ODI World Cup will be held in India in October-November this year, in which the role of dew in the evening can be important.
Ashwini said on her YouTube channel, “There is no point in moving in one direction and facing the circumstances because you cannot challenge the circumstances. You have to learn to understand and adjust to situations. The Indian team has enough potential to do that. “However, on some days dew, distance to the boundary line and some such things cannot be controlled and I think India will have to deal with these things in this World Cup,” he said. Have to be careful with. ,
In reference to India, Ashwin said, “If they get the right conditions and the competition is between skills, then this is a team that will be very difficult to beat.” Had thought of starting over. He urged the ICC to look into it. He said, “I believe that ICC should definitely consider this to keep the ODI World Cup 2023 dew free.”
In this context, Ashwin cited the example of the first ODI against Sri Lanka in which India struggled in the death overs defending a mammoth target of 374 runs. Sri Lanka took full advantage of the conditions and scored 306 for eight despite losing eight wickets for 206 runs. Ashwin said conditions have changed a lot since India won the World Cup in 2011 and foreign players have also had good experience of playing in Indian conditions because of the IPL, but he feels that India are strong contenders for the title in the World Cup. Will start as
He said, “Definitely I believe that India’s chances of winning the title are very high. India’s post-World Cup 2019 record at home has been quite impressive. Meanwhile, India has won against every team that has toured here. These teams include West Indies, Australia, England, South Africa and Sri Lanka.
