Zee Media Bureau/ Suyash Srivastava
New Delhi: Indian skipper MS Dhoni is often spot on with his decisions. But as Team India is struggling to find its rhythm overseas, it is surprising to see Mahi experimenting too much with his players.
A lot was said about how Stuart Binny could solve India`s search for an all-rounder who could bowl medium-pace and also contribute with the bat in the middle-order. The youngster was included in the fourth ODI and while he didn`t get enough opportunities to prove his credentials, he was dropped for the final ODI.
Binny wasn`t required to bat in his debut match, as Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja stitched a century stand, but even when India were bowling, Dhoni gave just one over to Binny who has a reputation of being a regular bowler in the Indian domestic circuit.
Dropping him from the team just after one match, is something which could dent the morale of the youngster. With the ICC World Cup just a year away, it`s high time the Indian skipper backs youngsters who could probably make a difference for the defending champions.
