We will check out new guys however will experiment solely after guaranteeing collection win: Shikhar Dhawan

India captain Shikhar Dhawan stated the group administration will check out new faces however provided that they match into one of the best enjoying XI through the upcoming three-match T20 International collection in opposition to Sri Lanka, beginning right here on Sunday.
Like India blooded as many as 5 newcomers within the closing ODI, Dhawan indicated on Saturday that he’s not averse to experimenting with new males like Ruturaj Gaikwad, Varun Chakravarthy and Devdutt Padikkal within the coming video games, however collection win will stay a precedence.
“New guys definitely have the opportunity to play. We have to win the series. In the last ODI, there was a good opportunity to give some youngsters a chance and give them a taste of international cricket, because we had already won the series,” Dhawan advised mediapersons forward of the primary recreation.
“Now it’s a new series, so we will of course go in with our best XI first. We will try to win the first two matches, and then according to the situation, we can experiment in the last game if needed,” Dhawan stated.
However, he agreed that the IPL has made these kids prepared for worldwide cricket.
“Of course they’re prepared, that’s why they’re right here. As you noticed, kids have carried out so properly within the ODI collection, in order that they’ll be taking that confidence forward within the T20I collection. You will see them carry out very well.
“As a team, we have created an amazing environment over here. Really looking forward to do well as a team. Not just the youngsters, even the senior players are looking forward to it.”
The modifications within the group can be as per the scenario.
“It’s going to be determined in line with the scenario. As I stated, if we win two matches, then we now have choices to play any mixture we need to. Otherwise, our major purpose is to play one of the best XI to win the collection.
“That’s our first priority. After that, if we can seal it like we did in the ODIs, we can think of experimenting.”
He additionally feels that the present Sri Lankan group has proven a marked enchancment by means of the ODI collection.
“I believe the competitors can be good. You noticed the Sri Lankan group enhance lots within the final two matches. They performed very well and they’re a superb group, with a whole lot of kids.
“So I think it will make for a good contest between the two teams. We have both already played three matches now, so both teams know each others’ strengths and weaknesses. That’s a good thing, and it will add to the challenge (of the series).”
On a private be aware, Dhawan is aware of that even he’s auditioning for a spot within the T20 World Cup facet.
“It is essential. Of course, any worldwide match has its personal affect, and everytime you carry out internationally it makes a huge effect.
“So, on a personal note, I am really looking forward to perform over here and make my place more stronger for the World Cup. Then we’ll see how it goes in the future.”

We haven’t been intimated but about gamers leaving for UK
The skipper stated that the group’s technique can be ready retaining each Prithvi Shaw and Suryakumar Yadav in thoughts as they haven’t acquired any formal intimation from the BCCI about their leaving the group.
“We haven’t received any news like that yet. If the BCCI, or the management tell us this, then we’ll know. So far, we haven’t received any news about this, so we don’t need to think of changing our strategy,” Dhawan stated.
But he did agree that Suryakumar may very well be an helpful participant in purple ball format, too, if he will get an opportunity.
“He’s batting very properly, whether or not it’s ODIs or T20Is. He has huge expertise of home cricket too, and he’s a really mature participant.
“Of course if he gets an opportunity, if the selectors think he should be in the Test team, he’s a very well-equipped technical batsman. He’s a smart batsman, smart thinker of the game. So I’m sure he’ll do very well in any format.”