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‘You play some, miss some’: India pacer not tensed about selection for WTC final
The World Test Championship starts in less than one month from now. India will face New Zealand in a bid to avenge their World Cup semi-final loss from two years ago as the teams attempt to win the first-ever World Test Championship title. Over the years, India’s fast bowling unit has marveled wherever they’ve played in and what better time for it to sizzle once more in what promises to be one of India’s high-octane Tests of all time. India fast bowler Umesh Yadav said he is not tensed about his chances of making it to the playing XI for the WTC final against New Zealand in England next month. The right-arm pacer, who last played Test cricket in December 2020, against Australia, said he is keeping himself motivated in training. Usually, considering they are fit, the Indian side has fielded the pace-bowling trio of Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Shami, and Jasprit Bumrah. In the last 11 Tests they have played together, this particular unit has been vastly successful, bagging 149 wickets. Hence, they are likely to feature in the WTC final again if are three of them all fit. Yadav, however, said players aren't too concerned about the selection as it the job of the team management.
