Sachin Tendulkar gives advice India to do well in the World Cup 

The eighth edition of the T20 World Cup is going on in Australia. Due to injury, one of India’s main bowling weapons, Jashprit Bumrah, is not in the Indian team for this year’s World Cup. Which is a big shock for the India camp. Mohammed Shami got a place on the team instead of Bumrah. Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar said that Mohammad Shami is the most suitable replacement for Bumrah.

Sachin made such comments in an interview given to the media. Apart from talking about Bumrah, he also gave advice to the Indian team. Sachin said, “It is a big loss not to have Bumrah. India’s main strike bowler and a really powerful bowler, who can dominate the batsmen and get wickets. But Shami has proved that he can be Bumrah’s best replacement.”

India’s young bowler Arshdeep Singh. Sachin feels that Arshadweep is also important in the World Cup. He said, “Arshadweep always comes with a plan. He does what he thinks is right. It is very important in this format. The batsmen are always ready to hit the shot. Then you have to come up with a new type of bowling. It is possible if you have a plan.”

Australia, the host of the World Cup, has a big field. So he advised Rohit how to play well in that environment. Sachin said, “There is a tendency to hit the direction in which the ball is spinning. There are very few batsmen who can hit against spinners. Usually, the length of the boundary depends on which spinner should be played. You also have to look at which direction the wind is blowing. “

Stating that the left-handed batsmen add a different dimension to the team, the master blaster said, “I don’t want to say anything about the first two-three batsmen of the team. But the whole team has to play unitedly and do what is best for the team.”

The main phase of the World Cup will start next Saturday. And on that day, Rohit will enter the field for the first time. The arch-rival Pakistan will be seen as the opposing team. The cricket legend also suggested fielding Rishabh Pant against Pakistan.