While former cricketers questioned England’s rotation policy, all-rounder Sam Curran feels the comfort given to a player is important because it is harder to stay in a bio-safe bubble. In the recently concluded Test series against India, England’s rotation policy was severely criticized and the side was accused of not prioritizing the India Test series. The rotation policy saw that Johnny Bairstow was rested for the first two Tests against India, and in the next two Tests he was a shadow of his own, as he was second on the list of Shane Warne, who played for India. For most of the recording was Duck. .
But Curran admitted that he felt fresh for the white ball series against India and the rest given to him made the all-rounder to go for the upcoming T20I.
“Certainly a lot has been talked about in this (rotation policy). So I think it’s very beneficial as a player, the bubbles are really tough from the players’ point of view. Because of being away for a long time. , It’s coming back and I’m good. Whites feel really refreshed and excited to go for this range of colors.
“I think it’s going to be a great series and as you said there are different players, who had their break and I’m sure people say similar things. One person is going to bubble in different ways. Reacts and so I think the ECB has given us permission to get it. They said, “Come out and come back. It is about keeping us mentally and physically refreshed in that aspect. I appreciate the break that was given to me, ”he said.
Curran highlighted the long-term benefits of the rotation policy, pointing to England’s big summer going to be a witness later this year.
“You have to look at the broader aspect, like a T20 World Cup, the Ashes, the big India summer when they take a Test tour of England and obviously New Zealand,” Karan said.
He said, “I think it’s a really busy period and England are making sure they get it right in the long run. To make sure we’re playing too much cricket and not at the same time Are burning. “
India and England will face face-to-face at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Friday in the first T20I.
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“It is really nice to be back in India, obviously a great place to play cricket. I left Sri Lanka, I had a break and it was good to come home and see my family and loved ones. Travel issues have caused my break. A little bit. Really excited to be back in India again, “said Curren.
Earlier, England head coach Chris Silverwood suggested that visitors could look to continue the rotation policy in the Ashes which is scheduled for later this year.
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