'What's his mistake?': Ex-India star wants India to make one big change for 3rd T20I vs Zimbabwe
Former India batter Aakash Chopra said India should continue backing Abhishek Sharma despite his poor scores in the first two matches. Instead, he suggested giving Ishan Kishan a break and bringing Prabhsimran into the playing XI.
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