Dravid & Out IPL Players Join WTC Finals Camp

The India Cricket Team is gearing up for the ICC World Test Championships Final in London, with their head coach Rahul Dravid leading the way. Dravid, accompanied by his coaching entourage, will leave for London on May 23-24, followed by some players who will not make the playoffs of IPL 2023. The team will eventually come together for a preparatory camp, commencing on June 1, after completion of their respective IPL commitments. The anticipation for this championship is high, as the India Cricket Team prepares to leave in batches and build their strategy to compete at the highest level. With Rohit Sharma leading the charge, fans and critics alike are excited to see what the team will bring to the table.

Excitement is building as the Indian cricket team gears up for their upcoming tour to England, but there are a few uncertainties in the mix. The BCCI has begun the hunt for a new wicketkeeper, as Rishabh Pant‘s future as keeper remains uncertain due to an ongoing injury. It’s been predicted that he’ll need another 6-7 months to fully recover. Meanwhile, players like Rahul and Dravid will leave for London in the last week of May after their IPL commitments, while Pujara is set to join the team for the final round of preparations. With all these moving parts, it’s anyone’s guess how this highly anticipated tour will unfold.

The selection committee has a tough decision to make regarding the Indian cricket squad for the upcoming WTC Final. While most of the players from the squad against Australia will retain their spots, the replacement for Shreyas Iyer is up for debate. Despite Suryakumar Yadav‘s promising potential, selectors are leaning towards recalling the experienced Ajinkya Rahane. And with good reason – Rahane has been in stunning form since being dropped from the Test squad last year. A prolific scorer in the Ranji Trophy and hitting runs in IPL 2023, his presence in England could prove instrumental. However, with Suryakumar Yadav also regaining his form, it remains to be seen who will ultimately make the cut.