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"In our team meetings, we spoke about the things we could have done better, and yes, we certainly have a few plans." - KS Bharat

Watch: India's KS Bharat says batters practised sweeps in training, have plans to counter England

'Looking at the way how they (England) went about the first game, playing some reverse. That's something we have definitely worked on." - KS Bharat

#INDvENG #KSBharat

<h2>"In our team meetings, we spoke about the things we could have done better, and yes, we certainly have a few plans." - KS Bharat</h2>

Amidst the challenges posed by injuries in the Indian camp, wicketkeeper K S Bharat exuded confidence and assured fans that there is no panic within the team. As the home side gears up for the second Test against England, Bharat revealed the implementation of fresh plans to counter England's attacking strategy, including the incorporation of sweep shots.
Playing in front of his home crowd, Bharat acknowledged England's stellar performance in the series opener, especially the aggressive approach led by Ollie Pope. The English batters disrupted the Indian spinners' plans with a barrage of sweeps and reverse sweeps, securing a remarkable comeback victory by 28 runs.
"In our team meetings, we spoke about the things we could have done better, and yes, we certainly have a few plans. (We are) definitely looking at the way how they went about the first game, playing some reverse. That's something we have definitely worked on," Bharat stated during the pre-match press conference.
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The absence of star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and top batter K L Rahul due to injuries has prompted the Indian team to refine their strategies. Bharat emphasized that the team is prepared to adapt its batting approach based on the situation.
While Indian batters traditionally don't rely heavily on sweep shots, Bharat mentioned their practice sessions focused on this technique ahead of the second Test. He clarified that the batting strategy would be determined by the team's needs, emphasizing the importance of batting with freedom.
After a surprising second innings in Hyderabad where Indian batters faced challenges from the relatively inexperienced Tom Hartley, Bharat defended their effort.&nbsp; "We don't play the bowlers, we play the ball. On any given day, it can be experienced or inexperienced (bowler), there is nothing like inexperienced in cricket. On that particular day, if someone bowls well, you have to give credit to them. "After the game, the atmosphere is absolutely relaxed. They told us not to panic, which we are not. But then the instruction is very clear, it's a long Test series and we have played a lot of series like this in the past," he said.
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Rohit Sharma has to pick between KS Bharat, who most recently played the 2023 BGT Series, and Ishan Kishan who is yet to make his Test debut.

 WTC Final 2023: KS Bharat or Ishan Kishan, who will make the cut as wicket-keeper? | IND vs AUS

Rohit Sharma has to pick between KS Bharat, who most recently played the 2023 BGT Series, and Ishan Kishan who is yet to make his Test debut.

With the World Test Championship Final just a day away, Team India&rsquo;s main conundrum remains the choice for wicket-keeper.&nbsp;
Rohit Sharma has two options in Ishan Kishan and KS Bharat, in the absence of regular Rishabh Pant behind the wickets.
On Monday, when India hit the nets for the afternoon training session, both Kishan and Bharat practised wicket-keeping before moving to work on their batting.&nbsp;
Figures from the domestic circuit favour KS Bharat, as well as experience playing versus Australia in the 2023 Border-Gavaskar Series.&nbsp;
Ishan Kishan is yet to make his Test debut and India is unlikely to field a newcomer against a powerful side like Australia.
The final practice session is expected to throw more light on the Playing Eleven.
with PTI inputs

KL Rahul also made an impressive return, slamming a match-winning 75 not out in the first ODI against Australia in Mumbai on Friday night.

KS Bharat or KL Rahul? Here's Ravi Shastri's pick for WTC final

Former India coach Ravi Shastri has backed KL Rahul to seal his place as a wicketkeeper-batter for the World Test Championship final at The Oval in June, saying his presence will strengthen the team's batting lineup.

KL Rahul also made an impressive return, slamming a match-winning 75 not out in the first ODI against Australia in Mumbai on Friday night.

Ex-India head coach Ravi Shastri feels KL Rahul should take preference over KS Bharat for the upcoming WTC final which India will play against Australia starting June 7.&nbsp;
Explaining how the 30-year-old's presence will strengthen the team's batting lineup, Shastri said, 'Rahul can bat in the middle-order at No. 5 or 6. In England, you have to generally keep wickets from far behind. You don't have to keep up to the spinners a lot'
While KS Bharat couldn't produce results in absence of an indisposed Rishabh Pant, Rahul, on the other hand, has a good record in England. He has 614 runs at 34.11 with two centuries -- one at The Oval --, and one fifty in nine Tests in English conditions.
KL Rahul also made an impressive return, slamming a match-winning 75 not out in the first ODI against Australia in Mumbai on Friday night.

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with KL Rahul as the wicketkeeper-batter for the WTC Final against Australia in June purely because of the latter's batting abilities.

Sunil Gavaskar backs this wicketkeeper in Team India playing XI in WTC Final

Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with this wicketkeeper in WTC final

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With Rishabh Pant out of the picture with a long term injury, KS Bharat was chosen as his replacement for the Border Gavaskar Trophy where the 29-year-old failed to impress with his bat and didn't look confident with his role behind the stumps as well.

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with KL Rahul as the wicketkeeper-batter for the WTC Final against Australia in June purely because of the latter's batting abilities.
"You can see KL Rahul as a wicketkeeper. If he bats at No.5 or 6 in at the Oval (in the WTC final) then our batting will be stronger. Because he batted really well in England last year. He scored a century at the Lord's. Keep KL Rahul in mind when you pick your XI for the WTC final," Gavaskar told Sports Tak.
With Rishabh Pant out of the picture with a long-term injury, KS Bharat was chosen as his replacement for the Border Gavaskar Trophy where the 29-year-old failed to impress with the bat and didn't look confident with his role behind the stumps as well.
KL Rahul was recently removed from his role as vice-captain of the Test squad and not chosen for the last 2 Tests against Australia after failing to even cross the 30-run mark in his last 10 Test innings.
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Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 31 in his 100th Test to see India through to the finish line.

IND vs AUS: India go 2-0 up with 6-wicket win in Delhi, retain Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 31 to see India through to the finish line in Delhi, with the hosts retaining the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after going 2-0 up.

Here's how the Indian innings panned out.

#INDvAUS



Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 31 in his 100th Test to see India through to the finish line.

India retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a 6-wicket win in Delhi.&nbsp;
Rohit Sharma's men chased down the 115-run target inside 27 overs to go 2-0 up in the 4-match series.
While KL Rahul once again failed with the bat, Rohit Sharma scored a quickfire 31 off 20 balls to set the tone before he was run out.
Virat Kohli too looked good, becoming the 6th batter to score 25,000 international runs and the fastest to reach the landmark. However, he was stumped for 20 off Nathan Lyon's bowling.
Iyer also departed in search of quick runs but Cheteshwar Pujara &amp; KS Bharat ensured there were no more hiccups for the hosts.
Earlier, Australia were bowled out for just 113, having lost 9 wickets for 48 runs with <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-jadeja-takes-7-42-australia-lose-9-wickets-for-48-runs-1676784859143">Ravindra Jadeja picking up his career-best 7/42</a>.

With Rishabh Pant out of any cricketing action for the near future due to his horrific car crash, he is likely to miss the 4-match Test series against Australia starting on 9th February.

Rishabh Pant set to miss Australia series; here're his probable replacements

Who among Sanju Samson, Ishan Kishan, and India A keepers Upendra has the chance of getting the nod for the India-Australia series in Rishabh Pant's absence?

Here's the full story..

As the wicketkeeper's slot is now up for grabs in the Test format, it will be interesting to see if Ishan Kishan and Sanju Samson get a chance.
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Rishabh Pant's ligament tear that he suffered during the horrific car crash will, in all likelihood push him to the sidelines for a considerable time.
Team management and the selectors will now look to find the star Test wicketkeeper batter's apt replacement ahead of the &nbsp;4-match Test series against Australia starting on 9th February.
As the wicketkeeper's slot is now up for grabs in the Test format, it will be interesting to see if Ishan Kishan and Sanju Samson get a chance. However, what might work against them is that both refrained from keeping in Ranji Trophy for Kerala and Jharkhand respectively.
Apart from them, the selectors could also look at India A keepers KS Bharat and Upendra Yadav.&nbsp;
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Though Thakur picked up 15 wickets in 14 matches for Delhi in the last IPL season but he was expensive with his economy rate touching nearly 10

IPL 2023: Shardul Thakur and KS Bharat among 5 players to be released by Delhi Capitals

The murmurs were true. Shardul Thakur will be among the 5 players who will be released by Delhi Capitals ahead of the IPL 2023 auction

Here are the details

Though Thakur picked up 15 wickets in 14 matches for Delhi in the last IPL season but he was expensive with his economy rate touching nearly 10

The murmurs were true. Shardul Thakur will be among the 5 players who will be released by Delhi Capitals ahead of the IPL 2023 auction.
The player retention deadline is on November 15 and all teams will announce their list of retained and released players before that.
Shardul Thakur emerged as one of India's key all-rounders and was hence bought by DC ₹10.75 crore in the mega auction ahead of IPL 2022. Though Thakur picked up 15 wickets in 14 matches for Delhi in the last IPL season but he was expensive with his economy rate touching nearly 10. He scored 120 runs, and failed to stamp his authority with the bat as well.
According to reports, Delhi Capitals wanted to trade Shardul to another franchise but they were not able to crack a deal due to his high price tag.
Wicketkeeper-batter KS Bharat and New Zealand wicketkeeper Tim Seifert also are set to be released along with Punjab batter Mandeep Singh and Andhra opener Ashwin Hebbar, a report in PTI read.
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BCCI announced on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test that Wriddhiman Saha won't take the field for India due to a stiff neck and KS Bharat will keep in his absence

IND vs NZL 1st Test: Wriddhiman Saha out with a stiff neck, KS Bharat to keep for India

When India took the field on Day 3 of the 1st Test in Kanpur&nbsp;vs New Zealand, there was no sign of Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha.&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;later announced that Saha was out due to a stiff neck and the medical team was treating him and monitoring his progress.
In his absence, KS Bharat&nbsp;was handed the wicket-keeping gloves. Saha&nbsp;had become India's second choice keeper ever since Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made a mark in the Test arena.&nbsp;The Bengal lad returned to the playing XI for the Kanpur&nbsp;Test but had a miserable outing with the bat and was out for just 1.

BCCI announced on Day 3 of the Kanpur Test that Wriddhiman Saha won't take the field for India due to a stiff neck and KS Bharat will keep in his absence

When India took the field on Day 3 of the 1st Test in Kanpur&nbsp;vs New Zealand, there was no sign of Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha.&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;later announced that Saha was out due to a stiff neck and the medical team was treating him and monitoring his progress.
In his absence, KS Bharat&nbsp;was handed the wicket-keeping gloves. Saha&nbsp;had become India's second choice keeper ever since Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made a mark in the Test arena.&nbsp;The Bengal lad returned to the playing XI for the Kanpur&nbsp;Test but had a miserable outing with the bat and was out for just 1.
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