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IND Vs BAN, Champions Trophy: Harshit Rana Picked Over Arshdeep Singh – Will This Decision Go In India’s Favour?

Arshdeep Singh has been consistent performer for India especially in death overs and he has time and them showcased his abilities with his ability to bowl yorkers and maintain tight lines.

India is playing their first match against Bangladesh at Dubai International Cricket Stadium and Bangladesh elected to bat first. But one of the most surprising decision that India took was to give Harshit Rana a chance over Arshdeep Singh who has always been effective with new ball.

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Why Was Harshit Rana Preferred Over Arshdeep Singh?

Harshit Rana’s playing in Champions Trophy comes after his recent impressive performances in T20I and ODI series against England. While Arshdeep has been one of India’s go-to bowlers in limited-overs cricket, especially with the new ball in the powerplay, Rana’s rise as a reliable pace option has caught the selectors’ attention.

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Arshdeep Singh Dropped: Is This An Unfair Decision?

Arshdeep Singh has been consistent performer for India especially in death overs and he has time and them showcased his abilities with his ability to bowl yorkers and maintain tight lines. Some fans are left baffled by the decision and called it “favoritism”.

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First published on: Feb 20, 2025 02:41 PM IST


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