An ideal playing XI, if India plays a Test, ODI and T20 on the same day

Keeping in mind the current scenario, a possibility of India playing three formats on the same day is not distant imagination. If it happens, the major dilemma will be to choose a balanced team for all these formats. Here, I have created a team for each format, without disturbing the team-balance.

Test XI
  1. Prithvi Shaw
  2. Mayank Agarwal
  3. Cheteshwar Pujara
  4. Virat Kohli (c)
  5. Ajinkya Rahane
  6. Hanuma Vihari
  7. Wriddhiman Saha
  8. Ravichandran Ashwin
  9. Mohammad Shami
  10. Umesh Yadav
  11. Ishant Sharma
ODI XI
  1. Rohit Sharma (c)
  2. Shikhar Dhawan
  3. Shreyas Iyer
  4. Ambati Rayudu
  5. Dinesh Karthik
  6. Hardik Pandya
  7. Ravindra Jadeja
  8. Bhuvneshwar Kumar
  9. Khaleel Ahmed
  10. Yuzvendra Chahal
  11. Jasprit Bumrah
T20 XI
  1. KL Rahul (c)
  2. Shubhman Gill
  3. Manish Pandey
  4. Sanju Samson
  5. Rishabh Pant
  6. Shivam Dube
  7. Krunal Pandya
  8. Shardul Thakur
  9. Kuldeep Yadav
  10. Navdeep Saini
  11. Deepak Chahar

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