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    The former selector also felt that Rohit Sharma must be back in the squad at the earliest"We have Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar at the top. They score at a brisk rate. But we need batsmen in the middle-order who can score at a high strike-rate. Yuvraj and Rohit are best suited for the role" More added. A source in the team management, admitted: "Yuvraj is undoubtedly India's number one player in ODIs and his absence was severely felt, especially as the young guns are yet to do justice to their talent." Full Article at DNA India
    We have Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar at the top. They score at a brisk rate. But we need batsmen in the middle-order who can score at a high strike-rate. Yuvraj and Rohit are best suited for the role
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
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  1. They have played too much of T20 cricket. In the shortest format these 20s and 30s help in the team's success. But in ODIs you need to build your innings
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
  2. Yuvraj's comeback will restore balance in the team. India would be richer by a world-class fielder which is of utmost importance now...Believe me, I haven't seen a really good catch taken by the Indians for a long time
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
  3. At times it is the fielding that makes a big difference between these two sides. The Australians pick up wickets by latching onto some astonishing catches
    – Kiran More SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
  4. Yuvraj is undoubtedly India's number one player in ODIs and his absence was severely felt, especially as the young guns are yet to do justice to their talent.
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
  5. We need a wicket-taker in the initial overs. We are missing Zaheer Khan badly.
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago

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