Dravid, on the other hand, quit the Indian captaincy as he wanted to concentrate more on his batting. At the moment, nothing seems to be going right for him and he does seem a little lost. Which makes me wonder if there was more to his resignation from being India's captain in both forms of the game.
A lot depends on how these three are going to perform and its unfair to the other youngsters who had performed admirably in the Twenty20 World Cup. Vengsarkar has definitely done the right thing by putting these three on notice as a patience is now running thin.
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Just want to question 1 thing. Name a few youngsters who performed well in T20 worldcup and havent been given a chance in 50 ovr matches???? Rohit sharma is the only one and he'll get his share in due time. For now India has no1 to rely on except the Big 3 and Yuvraj.
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