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Former India captain Suryakumar rues T20 omission after World Cup success
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Former India captain Suryakumar rues T20 omission after World Cup success

Former India cricket captain Suryakumar Yadav expressed disappointment after being omitted from the national T20 team despite leading India to a historic retention of the men's T20 World Cup title in March 2024. He guided the team to 42 wins in 50 T20 internationals before being replaced as captain by Shreyas Iyer. Suryakumar acknowledged Iyer's abilities but questioned the timing of the change, especially after a period of strong performance including winning the World Cup and the Asia Cup. Since Iyer took over, India has struggled, losing series to Ireland and England and only securing a single series win against Zimbabwe. Suryakumar admitted to personal struggles, scoring modestly in both the World Cup and the Indian Premier League, though he remains critical of the decision to replace him.

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Former India captain Suryakumar rues T20 omission after World Cup success

Former India cricket captain Suryakumar Yadav expressed disappointment after being omitted from the national T20 team despite leading India to a historic retention of the men's T20 World Cup title in March 2024. He guided the team to 42 wins in 50 T20 internationals before being replaced as captain by Shreyas Iyer. Suryakumar acknowledged Iyer's abilities but questioned the timing of the change, especially after a period of strong performance including winning the World Cup and the Asia Cup. Since Iyer took over, India has struggled, losing series to Ireland and England and only securing a single series win against Zimbabwe. Suryakumar admitted to personal struggles, scoring modestly in both the World Cup and the Indian Premier League, though he remains critical of the decision to replace him.

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