Even If India Send a 'C' Team to Sri Lanka, They Will Win---Kamran Akmal

Kamran Akmal was highly impressed with India's cricket culture and lauded the bench strength the team has.
- Cricketnext Staff
- Updated: May 29, 2021, 6:02 PM IST
Former Pakistan wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal is so impressed with India’s cricket culture that he said that Sri Lanka, who will be hosting India in July, will definitely lose the series to the ‘C’ team. Akmal was referring to a depleted India side which is set to tour Sri Lanka in the absence of their regular Test players who will be busy playing in England at the WTC Final.
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“Full credit to India’s mindset. Two teams will be playing at a time soon, one in England and one in Sri Lanka. Their cricket culture is so strong that they can field three international teams at the same time. This is because they have made no compromises at the grassroot level,” Akmal said on his YouTube channel.
“Rahul Dravid has been working with the BCCI for seven-eight years I think, and look where he has taken Indian cricket. Dravid has readied players for international cricket at the grassroot level. Then, in the Indian team, Ravi Shastri has guided them really well as head coach.”
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“As captain, first MS Dhoni and now Virat Kohli have carried the team brilliantly. In between, when Kohli was resting, Rohit Sharma took over. Look at the captaincy options they have. If Rohit is injured, then they have KL Rahul. They are not affected even if big players are unavailable,” Akmal added.
“Even if India sends a C team to Sri Lanka they will win. The Lankans recently lost to Bangladesh.”
India will tour Sri Lanka in July where they are scheduled to play three ODIs and three T20Is with Shikhar Dhawan likely to lead the side.
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