Kris Srikkanth backs Ravindra Jadeja for 2027 ODI World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 5:40 PM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Kris Srikkanth, former India captain, supports Ravindra Jadeja's inclusion in India's planning for the 2027 ODI World Cup despite recent struggles. Srikkanth emphasizes that selectors should not disregard Jadeja's experience and ability as an all-rounder. He also comments on Rohit Sharma's future, suggesting that performance, not age, should determine selection. India currently leads the ODI series against Afghanistan 1-0, with the second match scheduled for June 17.
- •Kris Srikkanth urges selectors to retain Ravindra Jadeja for the World Cup.
- •Jadeja was not selected for the ongoing ODI series against Afghanistan.
- •Srikkanth believes Rohit Sharma's place depends on his form.
- •India leads the ODI series 1-0 after the first match.
- •The second ODI against Afghanistan is set for June 17.
- 5:40 PMYahoo Sports — 'Foolish to write him off': Ex-India captain backs veteran for ODI World Cup 2027
"Former captain Kris Srikkanth backs Ravindra Jadeja for the 2027 World Cup, urging selectors not to dismiss the all-rounder despite recent form. He also believes Rohit Sharma's ODI future hinges on performance, not age, as India shapes its squad for the next global tournament. The team currently leads Afghanistan 1-0.
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