Gaul: Before the first Test between India and Sri Lanka to be held in Galle, a big indication has been received regarding the possible playing eleven of Team India. Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel has said that the team can take the field with three left-arm spinners.

Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja and Manav Suthar, all three have different bowling styles. In such a situation, considering the pitch of Galle, the Indian team has a strong option to put pressure on the Sri Lankan batsmen through spin.

Different qualities of Kuldeep, Jadeja and Suthar

Talking about the different abilities of the three spinners, Morkel said that Kuldeep Yadav is capable of dodging the batsmen with his left-hand wrist spin. Whereas Ravindra Jadeja can trouble the batsmen with his precise line and length.

Manav Suthar, on the other hand, bowls traditional style left-arm spin and has the ability to turn the ball more.

According to Morkel, there is definitely a difference between the three bowlers, but this diversity can be beneficial for the team.

'Ability to take 20 wickets in all three'

Morkel said that all three spinners have the ability to get 20 wickets for India with their respective styles. However, the final decision rests with the captain. Shubhman Gill This will be done keeping in mind how these bowlers can be used in match conditions.

Looking at the conditions in Galle, Morkel believes that playing with three spinners can be an effective strategy for India. The spinners are expected to get more help on the pitch as the Test progresses.

Who will get a chance with Siraj in fast bowling?

The place of experienced Mohammad Siraj in India's fast bowling department is considered almost certain. Along with him, one of Gurnoor Brar and Prasidh Krishna may get a chance.

Both have limited experience of Test cricket, but Morkel has expressed confidence in both. He said that whoever gets a place in the final eleven, he will be able to fulfill his responsibility.

Heat and humidity will be a big challenge

Heat and humidity will also be a challenge for the fast bowlers in Galle. Morkel said that bowlers who have experience of playing in difficult conditions in domestic cricket are ready for this challenge.

He specifically mentioned the challenge faced by fast bowlers after the Kookaburra ball became soft. Even after the ball becomes soft, it will be necessary to maintain constant pressure.

According to Morkel, fast bowlers have to understand when to use the crease, when to use the short ball and how to trouble the batsmen after the ball becomes soft.

Emphasis will also be on mental strength

Morkel said that not only bowling skills but also mental strength will be important in the Test match. During long spells, it will be important to bowl in the right areas and take quick decisions as per the conditions.

According to him, the team will have to understand the conditions and implement its strategy accordingly and bowl with full energy.