CWC: An alternate Indian playing XI that could have given other teams a run for their money

#10 Khaleel Ahmed

Khaleel Ahmed

Since Zaheer Khan's retirement, team India has failed to find a proper left-arm seamer. Khaleel Ahmed can put an end to India's longstanding search for a left-arm seamer. Khaleel had a good start to his international career and looked good to seal a spot in India's World Cup Squad before running out of gas in the couple of series before the World Cup. However, with the kind of talent he possesses, Khaleel is surely going to get a look-in at some point of time.

#11 Navdeep Saini

Navdeep Saini

It's not often that an Indian fast bowler clocks 150 Kph. But Navdeep Saini bowled consistently in that range in IPL 2019. The Delhi pacer troubled a lot of batsmen with his raw pace and extracted pace and bounce even from the flat deck of Chinnaswamy. Despite not having any international experience, Navdeep was named in the list of standbys for the World Cup and if he continues to bowl like he has been doing so far, the future looks bright for the Delhi lad.