IND vs ENG 3rd T20I Preview: India’s problem as England face Shine Outside Comfort Zone

India and England are tied 1–1 in the third T20 International. His batting order collapsed despite India’s attempts to play more aggressively in the first match, but an unbeaten half-century on Ishaan Kishan’s debut inspired him to victory in the second game. Meanwhile, England batted well, chasing a small total in the first game, but could not set a big target for India in the second game, as they were troubled by a slow pitch, as captain Eoin Morgan had accepted.

India will now face selection headaches at the top of the order. According to first captain of the first game, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma was given “rest for a few matches”. While Shikhar Dhawan played his place in the first T20I, he was replaced by Ishaan Kishan, who would be difficult to drop after a 32-ball 56 which saw him dominate the England batsmen and spinner Lalit Launched Rashid as well.

He has an aggressive intent on what kind of strategy Kohli bid before the series, and after one-on-one performance, Jharkhand’s Dynamo has made a strong case to keep them in the side.

Meanwhile KL Rahul failed to fire in both matches so far, but was retained as the first-choice opener in T20I alongside Rohit Sharma. Therefore, it remains to be seen whether he will be left to accommodate the return of India’s limited-overs vice-captain, or if Ishaan Kishan will have to make way, or if they are both retained in the squad, Kishan Will forward the order.

Suryakumar Yadav also made his debut in the second T20I, but after Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Shreyas Iyer came up the order, he did not get a chance to show his talent, hence questions on how the team handles his position Is marked .

On the other hand, the visitors are the No. 1 T20I team in the world, but have risen to the top dominating fast pitches that fit their strengths.

In the years following the T20 World Cup, Morgan has talked about the importance of playing on slow conditions in this series to give players a chance to learn how to perform best on such pitches.

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Mark Wood is likely to make a comeback, and will probably replace the most disappointing Tom Curren.

His batting order is a steady one, but England will hope that no one other than Jason Roy, who has scored half-centuries in both matches, will put up his hand and play a big innings.