I believe Shubman Gill is acting a little too defensively, and Yashasvi Jaiswal will bat with strong intent: Wasim Jaffer

On Saturday, August 12, at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium in Florida, Team India and the West Indies will square off in the fourth encounter of their current five-match T20I series. The forthcoming game will be critical for Hardik Pandya and Co., who are now behind 1-2 in the series.Legendary Indian batsman Wasim Jaffer talked about India’s batting order, which struggled during the current series.

We have discussed how crucial it is for the openers to establish a strong foundation early in the powerplay for players like Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Varma. Nevertheless, they won’t be concerned because they will be aware that they must immediately demonstrate their intent, according to Jaffer, who spoke to ESPNcricinfo.

Yashasvi Jaiswal swings energetically, while Shubman Gill is a bit more of a defensive batter, he continued. He said these two young players might have an impact on the future game.

Jaiswal will bat aggressively, while Shubman Gill seems a little too defensive, in my opinion. If he makes his first few shots well, that might make a big difference, the speaker continued.

A little bit of homework must be completed: Wasim Jaffer

Wasim Jaffer added that the Indian team must practice diligently before the fourth game. Ishan Kishan, India’s star opener, was famously dropped in the third T20I, giving Yashasvi Jaiswal his T20I debut.

There is some homework that needs to be completed. Given the high scoring environment, execution must be flawless. Arshdeep appears to be attempting too many things, yet he is unable to carry them out. Therefore, it could prove to make a significant impact in the game even if he can halt 2-3 boundaries at critical points. He must thus do well, the 45-year-old continued.