The first ODI of the three-match series between India and Australia will be played in Sydney on November 27. Rohit Sharma will not be able to play in limited-overs series, so KL Rahul has been named vice-captain of the team. “I want to continue wicketkeeping in the next three World Cups,” Rahul said on Wednesday. Rahul said the team’s governing body had not talked about it yet. When asked if he could help spin bowlers from behind a wicket such as Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Rahul also replied.
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Rahul is Team India’s first choice in limited overs with specialist wicketkeepers Rishabh Pant and Sanju Samson. There are two T20 World Cups and one ODI World Cup in the next three years. Rahul said, ‘It helps to balance my wicket-keeping team and I like it too. When given the opportunity, I want to keep wicketkeeping in all three World Cups. Asked if the team’s management had spoken to him about this, he said: ‘I have nothing to say and we are not thinking of it as a team. The World Cup is important but every team and country has a long-term strategy.
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The stylistic batsman of Karnataka said, ‘I think about one match at a time. If I am performing well, we have the opportunity to field an extra bowler or batsman. Rahul Bats, who is fifth in ODIs and starts the innings in T20. He admitted that his position in batting mode depends on the format. “It depends on what the team wants from me and what team combination is good,” he said.
‘No one can replace Dhoni’
He added, ‘I really enjoyed batting in fifth place in the ODI series against New Zealand. Whatever role the team gave me, I was happy to play it. Whether he is able to pick up wicket-keeping balls like Mahendra Singh Dhoni or Kuldeep Yadav or Yuzvendra Chahal, he said, ‘MS. No one can replace Dhoni. He showed us how the wicket-keeper played the role of a batsman. “I have a great friendship with Kuldeep, UG or Jaddu and will comment on the length of bowling if any is wrong or any wicketkeeper will do the same,” he said.
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