Overview
- On the eve of the fourth T20I in Gold Coast, Morkel labeled Arshdeep Singh a world-class bowler who understands the selection approach.
- Despite leading India with 104 T20I wickets, Arshdeep has been left out frequently, including the first two games of the Australia series.
- Returning in Hobart, the left-arm seamer took 3 for 35 and was named Player of the Match.
- India has been trialing bowling mixes and shuffling the batting order, with Harshit Rana preferred ahead of Arshdeep in some matches.
- Team management frames the rotation as a way to build options and assess role-specific temperament with few fixtures left before the tournament.