Wasim Jaffer believes Ryan Prag could be considered for a place in the T20 World Cup.© BCCI

Former India batsman Wasim Jaffer has suggested that he would not be surprised if Rajasthan Royals (RR) all-rounder Ryan Prag is considered for a place in the 15-man squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup in the West Indies and the US. Will be. Over the years, the young right-handed batsman has faced trolls and criticism for his poor performances for RR. However, Parag has looked like a completely different player this season, and is second on the list of highest run-scorers with 261 runs in five matches.

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Jaffer believes that Prague could be on the list of names under consideration for India’s T20 World Cup squad.

“Given his form, I wouldn’t be surprised if the selectors are considering him for the T20 World Cup,” said the former PBKS batting coach. The way he has played shows consistency and I wouldn’t be surprised if we see him there. Said on ESPNcricinfo.

Jafar also explained the reason behind Parag’s redemption and how the players managed to shine this season unlike the previous editions.

“Ryan Prag is emerging as a sensation in this IPL. It is refreshing to see a young player perform like that. He has performed for Assam in domestic cricket, and he has Carrying the form. No. 4 is better for him, as it gives him some time to settle.”

“The hard work is showing. He’s fit, and he looks composed. He’s got good shot selection; he’s had a lot of trolling over the last few years; he’s also played a tough role as a finisher, but Royals kept his confidence, he seems to have the right number now, and he also seems determined to prove everyone wrong.

Only Virat Kohli (319) has scored more runs in the ongoing IPL season than Parag (261). However, he will have a chance to leave it behind when RR take on Punjab Kings on Saturday.

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