Team India's strongest member has an easy outing in this tug-of-war competition

Team India players never compromise when it comes to fitness. players can be seen enjoying gym or pool sessions and indulge in or activities like football, running, trekking, etc. Meanwhile, as India look to host West Indies in 1st T20I on Sunday, a few players along with members of team manment were involved in what seemed like a tug-of-war to test who was strongest player of m all.

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Only one player is at ease

This might have happened before or after  practice session of Indian team at MA Chidambaram Stadium which will be hosting 1st T20I between India and West Indies on Sunday. A few players were out in middle along with some members of team manment as y decided to play what is supposed to be a tug-of-war. In im, a member from support staff is tied with ropes around his waist and players corner him from all four sides while fielding coach R Sridhar can be seen monitoring things. players use all ir strength in this competition. However, despite trying ir level best, most of m are unable to balance mselves and appear to be tired. However, only wrist-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal seemed to be at ease as he was seen pulling rope with a straight body and his hands t touching ground. 

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three-match ODI series 

After beating West Indies in series-decider to win T20I series 2-1, focus w shifts to 50-overs format. first ODI will be played in Chennai on Sunday. Co-incidentally, Men In Blue's last ODI series had taken place against West Indies in ir backyard which India went on to win 2-0. Virat Kohli & Co. will once again look to clinch ar series win in ODI format against Caribbeans. Test opener Mayank Agarwal has been named as Shikhar Dhawan's replacement for upcoming three-match series.  second one will be played in Vizag on December 18 and final match will be played in Cuttack on December 22. 

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