In the ongoing Test series between India and England, the Indian cricket team got a major setback when star wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant was out of the remaining matches. In this situation, the selection committee had to seek their option. The selection committee headed by Ajit Agarkar contacted Ishaan Kishan, so that he could be included in the team instead of Pant.

Ishaan Kishan’s strange accident

However, Ishaan Kishan described himself as unavailable for the series. His ankle injury became the reason behind this decision. According to reports, Ishaan fell from Scooty, causing serious injuries and stitches on his left ankle. Because of this, he may want to go to England, but was not medical fit. This is the reason that he refused to join Team India.

Hope made from recent performance

Earlier, Ishaan Kishan performed brilliantly while playing for Nottinghamshire at the County Championship. He introduced his batting ability by playing two great innings of 87 and 77 runs there. After this performance, it was believed that he could become a strong contender in India’s Test team.

Jagadishan can get a chance

After Ishaan Kishan’s refusal, the possibility of getting a chance to Tamil Nadu’s wicketkeeper batsman N Jagdishan has become stronger. According to reports, he can be included in the team before the fifth and final Test match to be held under the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.

Jagadishan ahead in experience and performance

N Jagdishan has a good experience of first class cricket. He has played 52 first class matches so far, out of which 3373 runs, 133 catches and 14 stumping are recorded. The credibility in both his wicketkeeping and batting departments has attracted the attention of the selectors.

Ishaan’s unavailability became the subject of discussion

The young player like Ishaan Kishan has become a topic of discussion in the cricket world, due to the selection of selection due to fitness, that too. His injury not only drove away a big opportunity from them, but also impressed the plan of the selectors.