The former opener said that he prefers Sharma at the top of the order, but would push him down to No.3 if he doesn’t strike form in the first few matches.
The 71-year-old said Mumbai Indians can also avail the services of Hardik Pandya and Kieron Pollard for the finisher’s role.
Gavaskar is of the opinion that the more balls Rohit Sharma plays, the more destructive he can be, and thus would not consider sending him to bat any lower than No.3.
If Suryakumar Yadav scores under pressure, he can make a case for himself in the Indian team: Sunil Gavaskar
Suryakumar Yadav had a fantastic IPL 2018 for the Mumbai Indians and backed it up with another brilliant IPL campaign as well as a solid domestic season the following year. His performances were recognized by the selectors as he was sent with the India A team on their tour to New Zealand.
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Gavaskar believes that if Yadav has another strong IPL outing in him, he could be knocking on the selectors’ door once again. The former batsman thinks Yadav could even get a call-up to the senior India side if he does well this year.
The defending champions will kickstart their IPL 2020 campaign against the Chennai Super Kings on 19th September in the UAE.
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