While India looks beyond Mohd Shami, the former Bowling Bharat Arun coach identifies perfect replacements

There is a lot of interest surrounding the next generation of Indian test players. With some pillars, but it’s time, it’s time to look at young people. Speaking on a podcast you – Bombay Sport Exchange – former Bowling coach of India in the Ravi Shastri era, discussed, who could take, whose place.

Could Arshdeep Singh replace Mohammed Shami?

With Ishant Sharma Plus in the loop, and Mohammed Shamit tormented too much by injuries, Bharat Arun replied, who could take control of their roles. Speaking of Mohammed Siraj, he discussed, he intensified. “Work orders. You want someone to come a very good spell bowl, Siraj is the one for you.”

Asked: “Who would be our next shami”, Arun was a bit conservative in his response. He clearly indicated that Shami is in a league, but there are a few what are certainly coming. “Akash Deep is good, but of course, Shami was well in advance on the League. Arshdeep is good, he can be. He can also generate a certain rhythm. There are a few others like Mayank Yadav. But unfortunately, I don’t know what is his level of fitness.”

Or Mayank Yadav?

Arun also continued by saying that even if Mayank Yadav can be a good perspective, but he should not be rushed into the scheme of things. It must be prepared first in the long term by playing red shot mal. “Test Cricket demands much more from the launcher. For a quick launcher in tears, you don’t expect him to play a lot of Ranji games, but you could give him a chance.

“That said, there is also a preparatory period that he must go through, when you play for India A, play three -day games, see how his temperament is in these matches, then you come to India. You cannot come to the Indian team and tell yourself that you are not good enough. You really spoil a player’s confidence by choosing him too early and then reject it.