'Stop admonishing Dravid. He had no role in captain...': Ex-India player makes big remark

IND vs WI: India is set to face the West Indies in its 3rd T20 clash of the bilateral series at Providence Stadium this Tuesday. However, Team India has been questioned a lot about their recent performances. The Hardik Pandya-led side was defeated by 2 wickets in their last match on Sunday after failing to restrict the hosts from reaching a target of 153.

3 things you need to know

• In the 2nd T20 match, India won the toss and decided to bat
• India made 152/7 in 20 overs during 2nd T20I match against West Indies
• West Indies came out victorious after they made 155/8 in 18.5 overs 

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IND vs WI: West Indies lead the series by 2

The Indian cricket team suffered back-to-back losses to the West Indies during a bilateral T20I series, which was an unusual occurrence. The team, which was preparing for the upcoming  World Cup, lost the opening game of the five-match series by a slim margin of 4 runs under the leadership of Hardik Pandya. 

They failed to reach their 152-run target, and after last week's two-wicket loss due to their inability to defend that total, they experienced even more dissatisfaction India's performance is on the cusp of reaching a low not seen in 17 years as a result of these back-to-back failures. Rahul Dravid, the team's head coach, and captain Hardik have come under fire for their decisions on player selection and team strategy.

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Dodda Ganesh  makes a huge statement about Rahul Dravid and Hardik Pandya

In the thick of the debate, a former Indian fast bowler has stepped forward to defend Rahul Dravid and blame Hardik for the two losses. This event serves as an example of the widespread pattern whereby team management receives praise for wins and criticism for losses. The management, which consists of the coaching staff, the captain, the vice-captain, and experienced players, collaboratively crafts the gameplan and strategies for each match or tour, therefore, these dynamics are inevitable.

Additionally, Dodda Ganesh believes that Hardik's judgments on the pitch, rather than Dravid's preset strategy, are more to blame for India's defeats. Ganesh vehemently disagrees with those who are quick to blame the legendary Indian cricketer for the team's losses.