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T20 World Cup 2024: Team India’s performance in the ODI World Cup played in India this year was excellent. Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, Team India had won all its 10 matches till the final, but only one defeat at the hands of Australia in the final made India’s dreams of winning the World Cup unfulfilled. This defeat broke the hearts of millions of Indian fans, but now Team India and Indian fans are preparing themselves for the T20 World Cup to be played in the year 2024.
Big announcement regarding captaincy
The World Cup is to be played in the month of June this year. In this tournament, the players of the first Indian team have to participate in a big tournament like IPL. Meanwhile, BCCI Secretary Jai made a big announcement during an event and said that Rohit Sharma will captain Team India during the T20 World Cup. Earlier, there were many questions among the fans regarding the name of the captain, but now Jay Shah has clearly answered this question. Now new questions are being raised regarding the vice-captaincy.
Who will be the vice captain of Team India?
Winning the T20 World Cup this year will be the biggest task for Team India. Before this tournament to be played in West Indies and USA, the Indian team would like to leave no stone unturned in its preparations. The squad of the Indian team will be decided on the basis of IPL. Meanwhile, the biggest question is which player will be the vice-captain of Team India. The names of three players are seen at the forefront for the vice-captaincy of India in the World Cup. This includes the names of Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav. These three players have captained Team India in T20 format on different occasions. In such a situation, BCCI can consider the names of these players.
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