3 players who should be dropped from India's ODI squad

2. Ishan Kishan

While Ishan Kishan has established himself as a key presence in the T20I side, his role in the ODI team still leaves a lot of clarity to be desired. Batting at number 4 in the two games he played, Kishan was unable to get going with the bat, scoring 1 and 14 in the final two games. The southpaw did take the gloves over KL Rahul, however, which points to his future role in the side.

An attacking batter familiarised with going hard at the top of the order, Kishan has looked out of place at number four. He could contribute more as a finisher or an opener with his ball-striking, the latter of which he showed he can execute with a double century.