DUBAI: India is producing enough talent in the fast bowling department, with promising pace traders who are ready to take over when the time comes. Mohammed Shami And Jasprit Bumrah To hand over the stick.
The former Australian great feels bench strength has been crucial to India’s success in recent years.
“Here’s a word about the Indian bowling attack, which I think has been fantastic,” Lee said.
“They have experienced bowlers and some good youngsters coming in. They have enough pace, are upbeat and spirited, ready to take on the likes of Bumrah and Shami. This trend is going to take India for the next 10, 15 or even the next 10, 15 or even the next 10 days. That can help him perform well. 20 years,” Lee told the ICC website.
After making it to the inaugural ICC final World Test ChampionshipIndia will begin the 2021-23 edition with a five-match series against England, with the first Test starting on August 4.
“Bench strength is crucial for a team to perform well and India’s performance in Australia is proof of that,” Lee said.
It’s about having 16 to 17 players of equal quality and that has made a difference.
“Teams are no longer just 11 players. Some of them are 16-17 and it’s about having others who are good enough to stand on the world stage at any point in time.
“Also, with traveling in bubbles, there will be players who get extended rest and others who get tired, but that’s how time goes.”
The former Australian great feels bench strength has been crucial to India’s success in recent years.
“Here’s a word about the Indian bowling attack, which I think has been fantastic,” Lee said.
“They have experienced bowlers and some good youngsters coming in. They have enough pace, are upbeat and spirited, ready to take on the likes of Bumrah and Shami. This trend is going to take India for the next 10, 15 or even the next 10, 15 or even the next 10 days. That can help him perform well. 20 years,” Lee told the ICC website.
After making it to the inaugural ICC final World Test ChampionshipIndia will begin the 2021-23 edition with a five-match series against England, with the first Test starting on August 4.
“Bench strength is crucial for a team to perform well and India’s performance in Australia is proof of that,” Lee said.
It’s about having 16 to 17 players of equal quality and that has made a difference.
“Teams are no longer just 11 players. Some of them are 16-17 and it’s about having others who are good enough to stand on the world stage at any point in time.
“Also, with traveling in bubbles, there will be players who get extended rest and others who get tired, but that’s how time goes.”
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