Ind vs Aus 2018: I would be very surprised if Bhuvneshwar Kumar is chosen for the 1st test, says Sanjay Manjrekar

Indian player Bhuvneshwar Kumar has become an indisputable member of the Indian cricket team, regardless of format, not only for his bowling, but also for his ability to keep order. In fact, applause for his general talent followed one another in his series in South Africa, while many asked him how to become a complete bowling player. However, ahead of the imminent and anticipated Australian test series that starts Dec. 6, former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar revealed that he would be surprised that Bhuvneshwar was chosen for the first test at Adelaide Oval.

Bhuvneshwar only played two tests in 2018 before his injury kept him out of the English series while he was resting for the West Indies match. In South Africa, he picked up 10 wickets for the innings at 8:30 pm. And with the baton, he played with more than 30 decisive shots with clever patience to stage India's memorable victory in Johannesburg. However, since returning from injury, Bhuvneshwar, who only played cricket with a limited number of players, has only collected seven wickets in the last 10 games in both formats.

Manjrekar believes that the Bhuvneshwar, witness of the injury suffered by India, is less effective and supports the capacity of his fellow dressmakers – Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami. However, he thinks Bhuvneshwar could be part of Perth, the site of the second test.

"Bhuvneshwar would not be in my eleven for the first test, simply because he would have a hard time dislodging the three couturiers likely to play in the first test on the current form, fitness, all. Sharma was very consistent in England, so it's your perfect option for the third seam, Jasprit Bumrah is the leader of the attack, Mohammed Shami was very impressive in England, so Bhuvneshwar would be hard-pressed to dislodge them. at the second test, in Perth, he The Bhuvneshwar Kumar that we saw in South Africa and the one we are seeing right now, after his injury, is not the same bowler.I would be very surprised that he for the first test, it depends on the performance of the other three seamen, "Manjrekar told ESPN Cricinfo's" Cricket Monthly ".

. only for his b atting would be useless. "If you have Rishabh Pant batting at number 7 and you have six pure drummers, you do not need to pick a pitcher because he beats a bit."