IPL Youngsters, Should They Be Considered?

There have been some big surprises from some unknown youngsters so far in the IPL but whether these youngsters should be considered to play for their international teams is open to debate. The question remains whether the performances from some of these youngsters in the IPL is proof they will be good enough to survive in the international arena.

Indian stalwart and Delhi Daredevils captain Virender Sehwag believes they should: “IPL performances should matter. Everyone is watching it,” he said. “I think the selectors should take IPL performances into account when they select the Indian squad.”

Some of the notable performances have been from youngsters such as Sohail Tanvir and Shane Watson who have already played for their prospective nations Pakistan and Australia so for these guys it is about proving they are good enough and should be considered in the future. So for these guys the IPL has provided a platform for them without the pressures to perform that are put upon them in international cricket. Incidentally, Tanvir tops the IPL wicket taking list with 21 wickets for leaders Rajasthan Royals.

Shaun Marsh is one who was almost unknown to those outside Australia before the IPL but his batting performances for Kings Xl Punjab must have opened not only cricket fans eyes but the Australian selectors, scoring 478 runs in just 9 IPL innings.

We are open to opinion and encourage your comments. Let us know what you think below.

 

Young Stars: Marsh & Tanvir

 

 

2 Responses to “IPL Youngsters, Should They Be Considered?”


  1. 1 :) June 23, 2008 at 5:49 pm

    YEP I THINK THEY SHUD BE CONSIDERD!!!THIER TALENTD ABILITIES SHUD B PUT FORTH 2 DA PUBLIC!!!!INDEED MOST F EM HAV PLAYD WONDRFUL CRIKET IN DA IPL SO I THINK D@ DEY DESERVE 2 B CONSIDRD “@LEAST”!!!:D!!!

    PS!PS!SPECIALLY SHAUN MARSH!!!;D

  2. 2 Farhan June 25, 2008 at 11:36 am

    Yes, i agree they should be considerd…….


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