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“We have enough options in ODI’s”, Twitter reacts as Ravi Shastri terms Suryakumar Yadav as three formats player

Indian cricketer Suryakumar Yadav had made a tremendous impact for India in the shortest format of the game He has been one of the integral cogs of the national cricket team ever since he made his debut for Team India.

The right-handed batter is known for his incredible potential to play a wide range of shots all over the park with such ease. Moreover, he is someone who approaches the gameplay according to the situation.

He is one of the very few players in international cricket who grabbed the opportunity in both hands since making his debut. Notably, he has won more man of the match awards than any other player in T20Is since his debut.

The Mumbai-born cricketer has played 13 ODIs and 36 T20Is for Team India. He scored 340 runs in the 50-over format and 1111 runs in the truncated version of the game.

Ravi Shastri says Suryakumar Yadav is a three-format player

Meanwhile, former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri is of the notion that Indian cricketer Suryakumar Yadav is a three-format player. He still hasn’t made his Test debut for the Indian cricket team.

Considering his batting abilities and form factor, days are not too far away from seeing Suryakumar make his Test debut for Team India. The right-handed batsman has scored two fifties for India in one-Day Internationals.

On the other hand, he has slammed as many as 10 half-centuries and a solitary century in the shortest format of the game. The 32-year-old cricketer is currently part of Team India’s big project in Australia.

The ongoing edition of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2022 did live up to the hype and entertainment quotient. Suryakumar Yadav is one of the players who is certain to make an impact in this showpiece event.

Although he failed to deliver the goods against Pakistan, he let his bat do the talking by scoring the fourth-fastest fifty for India in the T20 World Cup. He scored 51 off 25 balls (7 boundaries and 1 six).

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