WTC Final: India's probable squad for summit clash vs Australia feat Kohli and Rohit

WTC Final: India's probable squad for summit clash vs Australia feat Kohli and Rohit

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Rohit Sharma, the skipper, will expectedly be part of the squad and open the innings.

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Shubman Gill is the incumbent opening partner for Rohit Sharma.

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Thanks to his excellent record recently, Pujara should be retained in the Test squad.

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Virat Kohli is the first name on the sheet for India while picking squad across any format.

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With injuries in the middle-order, there is a high possibility of Ajinkya Rahane getting a recall for the WTC Final

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With no Rishabh Pant, KS Bharat is likely to keep his place in the Test squad

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Despite poor show in the home Tests vs Australia, KL Rahul should keep his place in the squad thanks to his record in England.

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Shardul Thakur will be another surprise pick given how he performed last time India toured England.

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Ravi Ashwin will definitely be part of the squad but will have to fight with Jadeja for the lone place for the spinner.

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Ravindra Jadeja is another name who will be picked every time India name a squad across any format.

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In the absence of Jasprit Bumrah, Shami's role will be crucial for India in the WTC Final.

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Mohammed Siraj has emerged as India's first-choice bowler in last 12 months. His new-ball bowling will be crucial.

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Umesh Yadav is likely to be India's third pacer in the squad.

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Jaydev Unadkat has done nothing wrong to be dropped. Perhaps, he can give India much needed variety in their bowling attack.

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Axar Patel will be the back-up spin bowling option in the squad. Either him or Suryakumar Yadav might make it to the squad.

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