Updated On: 12 September, 2021 08:13 AM IST | Mumbai | Ian Chappell
India’s best combination includes Ravichandran Ashwin. He’s a fine bowler under all conditions as he proved in Australia, so they need to find a way to fit him into the XI

Off-spinner R Ashwin. Pic/Getty Images
There’s no doubt that India is a very good all-round cricket team. They’ve conclusively proved it by winning consecutive series in Australia and now having success in England (albeit Covid) whilst they are virtually unbeatable at home.
However, that isn’t to say they can’t improve. That’s how good teams remain at or near the top; by constantly searching for ways to be better. Herbie Collins, a shrewd Australian captain of the 1920’s reckoned the most important aspect of selection was finding the right combination.