Sourav Ganguly needs Kuldeep Yadav to play Tests in England

Previous Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly has upheld the odds of youthful chinaman Kuldeep Yadav playing Tests for India. The following significant task for the Indian group is the voyage through England in July this year. Before the voyage through England, the Indian group will have Afghanistan in the last's first-since forever Test coordinate. They will then make a beeline for Ireland to play two T20Is and along these lines arrive in England for a full visit. 

Thinking about the current achievement of the wrist spinners, Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav, Sourav Ganguly figures that he won't be astonished to see them play Tests in England. Actually, the selectors could attempt the same in the Test against Afghanistan at home too. Ganguly conceded that it would be cruel on Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. However, he feels that at some stage or the other, the wrist spinners will take their spots. 

"I know in England Kuldeep will play Test matches. I can see that event. It's hard on Ashwin and Jadeja. Harder on Ashwin on the grounds that his Test record is amazing. I am certain he will at present make the excursion yet whether he plays or not, we need to see when they get to England," Sourav Ganguly cited.

Clarifying his point somewhat further, Sourav Ganguly commented that the wrist spinners have frequently been more fruitful than others. He referred to the case of incredible previous Australian spinner Shane Warne to emphasize his point much more. He rushed to include that not the slightest bit he is endeavoring to contrast Kuldeep and Chahal and Shane Warne. In any case, the way that the wrist spinners are more effective is an obvious one, figured the previous Indian chief. 


"Wrist spinners have been effective in world cricket. Take a gander at Shane Warne. I am not looking at them (Kuldeep and Chahal) to Warne, in light of the fact that Warne was a flat out champion. I think they (Team India) have gone the correct way," he included further.