Question- Has the Indian Test team forgotten how to play spin? Answer- No, that’s absolutely not the case. Bhaskar reporter recently reached out to former Indian wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik, who is playing International League T20, playing for Sharjah Warriors. He was asked the question related to spin-related issues with India’s batters after the hosts suffered a clean sweep in the Test series. The 40-year-old Karthik is currently in Dubai. Sharjah Warriors, the team that he is playing for, lost the first match by 39 runs. In this, Karthik scored 39 runs off 20 balls. Interview with former Indian wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik Question: You played brilliantly for India, made a splash in the IPL, and became a star icon in commentary. What can we expect here? Answer- I am very excited. It’s a new team, a new year. Last year, Sharjah Warriors played very well, so I am quite excited. Question: Tell us about your team. You must have met the players. Which IPL team does your team resemble? Answer- It’s difficult to compare my team with an IPL team, because here, 9 foreign players play in the playing-11, whereas in IPL, there are 7 Indian and 4 foreign players. Overall, the team is very balanced. This is a very good team. We have excellent bowlers. These include Tim Southee, Taskin Ahmed, Maheesh Theekshana, and Adil Rashid. Among the batters, there are names like Tim David, Mark Chapman, and Sikandar Raza. Question: Do you think young players can get a chance in the national team or IPL team from this? Answer- Yes, absolutely. If someone performs well, they will definitely get a chance in the IPL auction. For the national team, everyone watches franchise cricket nowadays. If a player is performing well, it definitely has an impact. Decisions are not made solely on these matches, but good performance stays in the selectors’ minds. Also Read: Bhaskar reaches Dubai but Asia Cup trophy still missing 68 days after India’s title win | REPORT Karthik has retired from IPL Dinesh Karthik has retired from IPL. He announced his retirement from representative cricket via a social media post on June 1, 2024. He also shared a video along with his retirement note. This video included photos of important moments from Karthik’s career. He now plays in foreign leagues. Additionally, Karthik has achieved great success in cricket commentary. Post navigation Vaibhav Suryavanshi India’s No. 1 cricketer in Google Trends:Priyansh Arya second, Jemimah Rodrigues Smriti Mandhana also in top-10 West Indies’ 4th-inning marvel force New Zealand for draw:Justin Greaves, Kemar Roach’s record historic 400-ball stand in 1st Test match