“Who Is The 3D Player…”: Ex-BCCI Chief Selector MSK Prasad Brutally Trolled After he Names India’s Potential 15-Man World Cup Squad | Cricket News

Some quotes do not actually age properly. Former India wicketkeeper MSK Prasad and chief selector MSK Prasad should know. It all began with the number of allrounder Vijay Shankar within the 2019 World Cup squad. The then chief selector MSK Prasad had mentioned then that he was a three-dimensional participant and therefore was picked up within the squad. Later, nonetheless, after Shankar had a forgettable World Cup marketing campaign which ended with an damage, he was mercilessly trolled with the ‘3D’ reference.

When Shankar was chosen for the World Cup, the Indian workforce was determined for a stable No. 4 batter. Rayudu was primed for the slot however he was not picked surprisingly. He additionally took a jibe at MSK’s remark in a tweet which learn: “Just Ordered a new set of 3d glasses to watch the world cup.”

The 3D reference has come again to hang-out Prasad. For the official broadcasters of the World Cup, Prasad on Friday picked his alternative of India’s potential squad. In the ‘X’ publish of that video, social media customers once more introduced again the 3D reference.

In the squad picked by Prasad, Ravichandran Ashwin finds an inclusion, whereas Tilak Varma just isn’t there.

Who is the 3D participant on this squad?

— Aurobindo Mohanty (@kuna7046) August 25, 2023

You forgot 3D participant hahaha

— RJ (@rishi_jhun) August 25, 2023

Vijay Shankar kahan gya?

— Ajay Parihar (@AjayPar48787790) August 26, 2023

The ICC lately introduced the up to date schedule of the 2023 ODI World Cup in India. Two of India’s group stage matches has seen date adjustments. The India vs Pakistan match has been shifted from October 15 to October 14. The India vs Netherlands match has been shifted from November 11 to November 12.

“The clash between India and Pakistan was originally slated to take place in Ahmedabad on Sunday, 15 October, but this has been moved a day earlier and will now be held at the same venue on Saturday, 14 October,”  the ICC mentioned in an announcement. “As a result, England’s fixture against Afghanistan in Delhi will be moved from Saturday, 14 October and will now be played 24 hours later on Sunday, 15 October.”