IND versus SL India Playing XI for third ODI: The series is bound up and a match to travel , commander Shikhar Dhawan and mentor Rahul Dravid have a big option to take — should they call up periphery players and allow them a chance for the unimportant last ODI match or stick with winning blend and complete a whitewash. Without a doubt, the first choice looks sensible and therefore the principal probably change are going to be in opening with Prithvi Shaw being refreshed for Devdutt Padikkal or Ruturaj Gaikwad. The other change might be acquiring Sanju Samson, resting Ishan Kishan remembering the T20 series.
While Team India isn't known for rolling out extreme improvements to their Playing XI, the youthful appearances in the group could be tried out considering India have effectively wrapped up the series and have performed commendably IND versus SL India Playing XI for third ODI: India liable to rest one opener with Devdutt Padikkal and Ruturaj Gaikwad set to come in for third ODI
OPENERS: SHIKLHAR DHAWAN & DEVDUTT PADIKKAL
Shikhar Dhawan has nothing to demonstrate any longer having hammered a 86 in the first ODI. In any case, since Shikhar Dhawan is the commander of the visit, he is sure to proceed on the off chance that he doesn't drop himself for a youth in Devdutt Padikkal or Ruturaj Gaikwad. Prithvi Shaw has had dangerous beginnings however he is yet to benefit from that. However, considering Prithvi Shaw is sure to assume a significant part later on India visits, he could be refreshed for Devdutt Padikkal or Ruturaj Gaikwad.
NO 3: Ishan Kishan/Sanju Samson:The youthful wicketkeeper has been in fine structure in his first ODI series for India while he has additionally been nice behind the stumps. Yet, considering Sanju Samson is fit and warming the seat, he can in any case be tried out. In the event that Samson comes in, he could be opened in at No 5 with Suryakumar Yadav at No 3.No 4: Manish Pandey:The center request batsman is the other one who will get one more opportunity. Up until this point, he has had two great beginnings and has neglected to exploit both, scoring 26 and 37 separately. In the last match, he got unfortunate and couldn't add to his 37 off 31 having been run-out. In any case, in the third ODI, he will have another chance and this chance to have a spot in the T20 crew, he should progress admirably.
No 5: Suryakumar Yadav:The late participant in Team India, Suryakumar Yadav has become the most dependable center request batsman for India. He can score at a higher strike rate while likewise delayed down and turn strikes relying upon the circumstance. That he can bat at No 3, 4, and possibly 6, his adaptability gives India the strength in the center request
No 6: Hardik Pandya: The first question is if he is fit to play?
He didn't glance fit as a fiddle in the second ODI as he was seen gripping his lower back, a physical issue that had kept him out of bowling activity for long. To get the match-champ Hardik Pandya back, he should get his bowling structure back and that is the place where he is battling. In case he is fit, he will keep on playing. Something else, India should search for a batsman, conceivably in Sanju Samson, exhausting India's speed assault.
No 7: Krunal Pandya: The all-rounder has hushed his faultfinders with his practical spells in ODIs. While he is yet to sparkle with the bat, he will in any case be allowed an opportunity to give India the batting profundity.
No 8: Deepak Chahar/ Navdeep Saini: Rahul Dravid's plan to advance him a spot in the ODI gave India the products as he played a game dominating thump in the second ODI. He will hold his place if the group the executives would not like to turn the crew. In case he is refreshed for the T20 series, Navdeep Saini will be the other bowler who will come in
No 9: Bhuvneshwar Kumar:The vice-captain of the tour, Bhuvneshwar Kumar hasn’t been at his best but with T20 World Cup in mind, he will continue to feature in all the remaining four matches against Sri Lanka including three T20s.
No 10: Yuzvendra Chahal: Chahal has discovered his mood in the series, scalping five wickets in the series up until now. It will give him a ton of certainty in front of the T20 World Cup and taking into account that he will hold his place.
No 11: Kuldeep Yadav/Krishnappa Gowtham/ Varun Chakravarthy:
The other portion of the Kul-Cha pair, Kuldeep Yadav, did well in the first ODI however wasn't noteworthy in the second, getting back with zero scalps. While Varun Chakravarthy and Krishnappa Gowtham are two alternatives on the seat. Of the two, Gowtham with his batting capacity could give India batting profundity.
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