New Delhi, Dec. 21 -- Shubman Gill's snub from India T20 World Cup squad has been the major talking point, highlighting the Indian team management's bold and tactical approach. Leading the Indian team for the first time in Tests, Gill's 754 runs including multiple hundreds on English soil, certainly dazzled the decision makers.

Having said that, success in the longest format doesn't always mean success in T20Is. With no fifties in his last 18 innings in T20Is, Gill's place in the team had been under question, forcing the likes of Sanju Samson on the bench. His recently neck ad foot injuries added more misery to the Indian T20I vice-captain. Notably, Gill is the captain in Tests and ODIs.

Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar felt, Gil...