T20 World Cup 2022: 3 Indian Players Whose Careers Might Come To A Close After A Dismal Tournament

T20 World Cup 2022: Maintaining a spot in the Indian national cricket team ain’t that easy because of the stiff competition in every department.

We have seen players giving it all in all fixtures, which is why they have been able to retain their spots. Meanwhile, Indian players will be looking to do well in T20 World Cup 2022.

If they manage to prove their selection right, then the selection committee of the respective teams might as well reward them by giving more chances.

On the other hand, there are chances that players might fail to bring the best out of themselves too. Now, in this article, we will take a look at 3 players whose careers might come to a close if they produce poor performances in the tournament.

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1. Harshal Patel

Harshal Patel made a tremendous impact with the ball in the Indian Premier League. As a result, the RCB paceman earned a call-up to the Indian cricket team.

He played 21 matches for India, taking 26 wickets to his name at an expensive economy of 9.02. Harshal who is in the main squad for the T20 World Cup should be looking to grab the opportunity in both hands by letting his bowling do the talking.

2. Yuzvendra Chahal

India’s veteran wrist-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has been in and out of the national reckoning of late. The right-arm leg-spinner has played 66 T20Is for India.

Overall, he has taken 84 wickets to his name. However, if he fails to produce a masterful performance in the showpiece event, he might not get chances to sneak into the reckoning again.

3. Mohammed Shami

India’s experienced right-arm fast bowler Mohammed Shami is one of the pacers who got the nod in the Indian squad for the T20 World Cup 2022.

This tournament will certainly be the key to pacer’s future. If he fails to bring the best out of himself, then it might force him to call curtains on his T20I career.

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