The BCCI has not yet reported the following Test commander. Rohit Sharma was named Kohli's representative before the Test series against South Africa, however he missed the visit because of a hamstring injury.
Previous BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale accepts that KL Rahul ought to be given over the Indian Test cricket crew's captaincy as the 29-year-old player can give long haul administration after Virat Kohli's shocking choice to venture down. Kohli on Saturday dropped a stunner by stopping Test captaincy, a day after India experienced a Test series rout to a second-string South Africa. The Delhi player closed down as India's best chief with 40 successes in 68 Tests in the wake of taking over back in 2015 when MS Dhoni ventured down in the center of the series against Australia.
"I feel that the following India Test commander ought to be the person who can assume the liability for a more extended timeframe. So as needs be, I would propose KL Rahul's name as the following test commander," Jagdale, who was additionally an office-carrier with Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA), told PTI.
The BCCI has not yet reported the following Test commander. Rohit Sharma was named Kohli's representative before the Test series against South Africa and Rahul took over captaincy obligations during the second Test after both Kohli and Rohit endured wounds.
The 71-year-old Indore-based Jagdale feels that Rahul has acted in every one of the three arrangements of the game.
Jagdale additionally focused on that the BCCI and the selectors ought to guarantee that the IPL "power focuses" don't meddle in arrangements of Indian cricket.
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