Sunil Joshi: bangladesh cricket Barring injury, all top players should play domestic cricket

 

bangladesh cricket The debate continues on whether India's top cricketers should return to domestic cricket when they are not playing for the national team, with former international and national team selector Sunil Joshi arguing that unless a player is injured, he should Should be able to participate in domestic competitions.

“You should not ignore domestic cricket at all. One needs to remember that he went on to play for the Indian team or the Indian Cricket Federation only after he played domestic cricket, so when the respective country needs the services of a player and if he No injuries or rest advised, Josh told.

The issue of international players being asked to play domestic cricket resurfaced after India lost the series to Australia earlier this month. Most cricket experts believe that the senior players should play in the next Ranji Trophy.

Joshi has always believed that domestic cricket should be given priority. Joshi, a former spinner for the Indian national football team, is currently serving as an assistant coach for Kings XI Punjab in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Player.

“I have said this many times. The situation is the same now. Unless a player is injured, why shouldn’t he play domestic cricket? If top players play domestic games, it will be a problem for other young players in the same state. bad thing.

Dismissing claims that players are overburdened by "playing too much cricket", the former selector said: "There is no such thing as playing too much cricket. You are a true professional and people play three games. .

“Domestic tournaments will get more impetus if they play because when star players or those who have played for India return home to play in their respective domestic tournaments, they also attract a large crowd.