Team getting ready for T20 World Cup 2024, Hardik Pandya said – New players will get a chance

Wellington. India’s stand-in T20 captain Hardik Pandya on Wednesday said the roadmap for the 2024 T20 World Cup has just begun and many players will be given a chance to stake their claim for a place in the team. The Indian team lost to England by ten wickets in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup in Australia. Pandya, who is leading India in the three-match T20I series against New Zealand, said the team needs to recover from the World Cup debacle.

We all know the World Cup performance is a disappointment but we are professionals and have to overcome it, he told reporters here. Just as we leave success behind, similarly we have to forget this failure and look ahead. Lessons have to be learned from your mistakes. The next T20 World Cup will be played in West Indies and America in 2024. There is a possibility that there will be a lot of changes in the Indian team in the next two years and there will be departure of many senior players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Pandya said that the next T20 World Cup is still two years away. We have time to find new talents. A lot of cricket will be played and many players will get chances. He said that the roadmap starts from now but it is too early.

If we have plenty of time, we will take it easy. At the moment it is to ensure that the players enjoy playing here. Will talk about the future later. Three ODIs and three T20 matches will be played on the limited overs tour of New Zealand. Virat, Rohit, KL Rahul, Dinesh Karthik and Ravichandran Ashwin have been rested in the series under charge management. In his absence, Shubman Gill, Umran Malik, Ishaan Kishan and Sanju Samson have been given a chance. Pandya said that the senior players are not here but those who have been selected have also been playing for two and a half years. He has been given a lot of chances and has proved his worth in international cricket. I am very excited for them.

New players, new energy, new adventure. He said that this series is very important for many as if they play well here they will be able to cement their claim for selection. Following India’s semi-final defeat, former England captain Michael Vaughan wrote in his column that India have achieved nothing since winning the ODI World Cup in 2011 and have always failed to live up to expectations in limited-overs history. Is. When asked about this, Pandya said that I do not think we need to prove anything to anyone. People will criticize if you play badly, which we respect. Everyone in sports tries to perform better. We don’t need to prove anything to anyone.