This embarrassment caused Ashwin's retirement..!?

Sowmiya Sriram
This embarrassment caused Ashwin's retirement..!?
It has been reported that Ashwin has retired from international cricket because he kept hurting his self-esteem by not giving him a chance in the indian cricket team. The Border Gavaskar series against australia has ended in three matches. In this situation, Ashwin has announced that he is on the right track. Ashwin was given a chance in only one match in these three Test matches. There were reports that Ashwin may have left the team due to the anger caused by this. In this situation, it has been reported that the decisions taken by the indian team have left many people dissatisfied. For example, Jadeja, the senior player of the team, was not allowed to play in the first two Test matches. Due to this, he has openly expressed his opposition.
Because of this, Jadeja has been included in the third Test match. Although Jadeja did not make a big impact with the bowling, he played brilliantly with the bat and was the main reason for avoiding the follow-on in the indian team. Similarly, there are allegations that only the players they want are being given opportunities in the team. Especially, Gill has not made any impact on the indian team in the overseas series so far. But he is being given opportunities continuously. Similarly, players like Sarfaraz Khan, who are included only in Test cricket, have not been given opportunities.
Similarly, it seems that virat kohli does not agree with the decision of Gambhir and rohit sharma together. Similarly, while bumrah has performed well as captain, he is currently acting as vice-captain due to Rohit's arrival. This has also caused him embarrassment. Due to this, it is said that there are many flaws and disunity in the indian team and the first manifestation of this is Ashwin's retirement. Due to this, it seems that senior players may leave one after another.
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