Ashwin and Jadeja are not out of the race

Currently, in the shorter form, the chance for Ashwin and Jadeja are Over as its current status wrist spinners are doing extremely well for India even in foreign pitches, And captain Kohli feels wrist spinners are better than finger spinners.

“At that point of time (in Sri Lanka series) we wanted to try out all our talent. We had a good pool of bowlers. As you would understand, the volume of cricket that we are playing, we need to keep rotating those bowlers so that they are fresh for every format. These two bowlers showed a lot of promise and we said in overseas conditions a wrist spinner would do lot more than finger spinner. Rightly so they have come to the party here,” 55-year-old Arun said on Friday at The Wanderers Stadium.

Notwithstanding, he additionally included that the move was likewise a push to build their plenty of alternatives and make a potential pool of players that can make the cut in the 2019 World Cup squad in the long run. While the Kul-Cha pair has demonstrated their backbone in their difficulties up until this point, the Ash-Jaddu mix hasn't been precluded yet. 

The previous India all-rounder included, "We needed to take a gander at all the current ability that we had. We needed to take a gander at the pool of ability and after that, we would settle on who we would need for a definitive objective of the World Cup. It isn't that Ashwin and Jadeja are out of the race. They could, in any case, be into the group." 

Ashwin and Jadeja, India's best spinners in the Test organize, have not highlighted in India's white-ball designs since October 2017. Ashwin last played an ODI in June 2017 and Jadeja in July 2017. Chahal and Kuldeep have done well in home arrangement and now have represented 21 casualties in three matches in the progressing ODI arrangement against South Africa.