India may face an unchanged XI against England. The second semifinal of the 2022 T20 World Cup at Adelaide Oval. The identical lineup means that Rishabh Pant, who played his debut game against Zimbabwe the other night at the MCG. Albeit without much success, will retain ahead of seasoned finisher Dinesh Karthik. Was in the XI for the first four games but produced very little.
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Rishabh Pant is expect to be preserve ahead of veteran finisher Dinesh Karthik.
On Tuesday (November 8), Karthik was batting for the longest period in the nets. Although Pant appears to be the favorite to keep his spot in the XI for the crucial knockout match. Because Pant is preferred, Hardik Pandya, who has struggled with the bat so far in the World Cup. Will have to take on the specialized position of a finisher, although the playing XI may not change much.
The identical lineup also means that left-arm spinner Axar Patel will be favoured over legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal. The only member of the 15-man team who has yet to play in the World Cup in Australia. The temptation is to unleash a wrist spinner against England in the semifinal. But unless there is a major change in conditions and weather before of the game. The winning combination will most likely remain unchanged for Thursday’s encounter.
The team management appears to be considering a variety of elements, including the dynamics of the Adelaide Oval, which is not as massive as the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where jumping over the fence has proven to be a difficult feat.
Furthermore, despite sustaining a hit in the nets, Rohit Sharma will be ready for the game, and his injury is not significant, as he demonstrate by spending some time hitting after the knock.
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