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India have at least 50 guys ready to play for the national team: Inzamam-Ul-Haq
Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-Ul-Haq has hailed India's tremendous bench strength, saying they have managed to pip Australian cricket from the 90s and 2000s when it comes to assembling a large pool of talented players. The Indian team will be traveling to the United Kingdom to play New Zealand in the World Test Championship final starting June 18, followed by a five-Test series against England that gets underway from the first week of August. In July however, India will play Sri Lanka in three ODIs and three T20Is, and with all the big players being away in England, the contingent that will travel to Sri Lanka will be a second-string squad. The vastly talented crop of young and experienced Indian players has left Inzamam in complete awe of how rich India's stock is when it comes to producing young and upcoming cricketers. "This idea of assembling a second Indian team is very interesting What India is trying to do today, Australia did this years ago, but they were not able to be successful in it. But the scenario today is such that India appears to be pulling it off. For the first time, I think it is happening that a national cricket team will be playing two different series. One side in one country and the other side in some other country, and both are national teams," Inzamam said in a video uploaded on his YouTube channel.
