(Pacers)
Deepak Chahar
No one will forget Deepak Chahar’s lethal bowling during the T20I series-decider against Bangladesh where he claimed a hat-trick and managed the record T20I bowling figures of 3.2-0-7-6. He has maintained this form in the ongoing domestic T20 tournament, especially in the death overs. The Indian fans are surely excited to see his bowling again in international cricket.
Shardul Thakur
The 28-year-old right-arm pacer Shardul Thakur last played for India in October 2018. He was present in the last T20I series against Bangladesh but he was never selected in the playing XI. However, this time he can earn his chance.
Khaleel Ahmed
The left-arm pacer Khaleel Ahmed disappointed during the home T20I series against Bangladesh. He needs to learn how to pick up wickets as he is struggling to pick up wickets consistently in international cricket. However, he has the potential to improve with time progress.