Riyan Parag may be a candidate for Australia’s Twenty20 Indian team:  Aakash Chopra

Aakash Chopra, the host of JioCinema’s daily sports show “#AAKASHVANI,” chose five winners of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which came to an end on Monday. 1. Riyan Parag: He didn’t play well in the knockout stages, but in 10 innings, he scored 510 runs at an average of 85 with a strikeout percentage of 183. He scored seventy-seven runs. There are rumors that he will be one of the possibilities when the Indian squad for the Australia T20 series is revealed. He is the best player in Assam, but when you start winning games against excellent teams on a regular basis, people start to notice.

Previously, he was the target of trolling since he didn’t live up to the hype, but this time, Riyan Parag has trolling the trolling community.

2. T Ravi Teja: Ravi Teja of Hyderabad gives off the impression of being a harmless bowler, and it seems likely that he will be hit frequently. However, nobody could strike him with ease. In addition to taking six wickets against Chhattisgarh, he finished the tournament with 19 wickets.

3. Atit Sheth: A Baroda-born bowler He is a consistent wicketkeeper and led his team to the championship. In nine games, he claimed eighteen wickets at an economy rate of just over seven runs per over. He pitches the ball up to the batsman without hesitation. While there’s a danger that he’ll be hit, he also has a potential to take wickets.

4. Anmolpreet Singh: He scored a century in the championship match and played excellent batting throughout. Despite having a couple opportunities in the IPL, he hasn’t been able to leave a lasting impression. There was room for improvement for him. One cricket player does not discard his wicket, and that is him.

5. Abhishek Sharma: A player for Punjab, he amassed 485 runs at a 48.5 average and 192 strike rate in 10 innings. In addition to hitting a few hundreds and three half-centuries, he was extremely talented. Watching his innings is entertaining. He is standing erect. He is skilled at playing on the leg side as well as the off side.