Dhoni vows to continue the rotation policy – Cricket News Update
The Indian captain, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Australia-c746, due to the hectic schedule, and wants to give enough opportunities to every member of the team before the best of
three finals.
The Men in Blue had a disastrous Test series in Australia and they lost all the matches. The senior members of the Indian squad have come under severe criticism, as they have failed to produce the results on foreign tours, over the last one year.
Cricket analysts have called for the retirement of seasoned players like http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750 after the Test series that Dhoni had to offer his resignation from the captaincy in a press conference.
However, the Indian team has bounced back in the limited overs portion of the series. They drew the T20 series against Australia 1-1, and currently they are nicely placed to reach the final of the Commonwealth Bank tri-nation series.
India has consistently changed their top order in the tournament, just to make sure that the players get proper rest and the youngsters get most of the games.
Dhoni has said that India is following this policy to insure that there are no injuries. Right handed batsman, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Manoj-Tiwary-c1890 deserves to play
as he scored a hundred in his last One Day International against the http://www.senore.com/Cricket/West-Indies-c760.
The Indian captain said, "What we want is, all the players should be fit by the time we come into the finals. All of them should be scoring runs by that time. It's a good exposure. Rohit [Sharma] is a very talented guy. Manoj Tiwary is on the bench.”
While speaking about the hectic schedule of the tournament, Dhoni opined, "It's four games against each opposition before the finals. The first series that I played was three games against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Bangladesh-c747, so this is equivalent to three series and then the finals.
It's a very demanding tournament, in the sense that the out-fields are very big, the batsmen put pressure on you.”
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