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Top 3 Indian players who might become ODI specialists
Prasidh Krishna
Prasidh Krishna (Source: Twitter)
Prasidh Krishna has the potential to become an ODI specialist for India due to various reasons. While he may face limitations in other formats, his skill set seems perfectly suited for the 50-over game. Although he has shown potential as a Test player, concerns about his fitness record make it more likely for him to thrive in the limited-overs format.
In T20 cricket, where the emphasis is on power-hitting and variations, Prasidh may not be the first choice due to the availability of other bowlers with better skills. However, in ODIs, where he only needs to bowl 10 overs, Prasidh has displayed the ability to excel. Looking at his ODI performance, Prasidh has made a notable impact in the limited opportunities he has received. With 25 wickets in 14 matches, including a best of 4/12, he has shown his potential to be a wicket-taking bowler. His economy rate of 5.32 and a strike rate of 26.96 further highlight his effectiveness in the format.
