3 Indian Players can be game changer SL vs IND T20I Series: The Indian cricket team has reached Sri Lanka (SL vs IND) for its upcoming tour. The tour will begin with a three-match T20 series between the two teams, the first match of which will start from July 27. After this, the remaining two matches will be played on July 28, 30 respectively. All three matches of the series will be held at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium.

There is no doubt that Team India's squad is much stronger than the host team. The Men in Blue's record against Sri Lanka has also been excellent. However, despite this, the Sri Lankan team cannot be considered weak. Its players like to play this format. But Team India also has many great players. In this article, we will discuss about those 3 players of Team India, who can prove to be game changers in the T20 series against Sri Lanka.

These are the 3 Indian players who can prove to be game changers in the T20I series against Sri Lanka

3. Rinku Singh

At number three in this list is young batsman Rinku Singh, who has been selected for the first time in the T20 series against Sri Lanka. The 27-year-old player has used the opportunity well whenever he got it. This is the reason why he has secured his place in India's T20 team. Rinku will not miss the opportunity to trouble the Sri Lankan bowlers with his explosive batting. He has scored 416 runs in 15 innings of 20 matches played so far at an average of 83.20.

2. Hardik Pandya

Star all-rounder Hardik Pandya is at number two in this list. Recently, Pandya played an important role in making India the T20 World Champion for the second time, for which he was praised a lot. Fans hope that he will maintain his rhythm against Sri Lanka as well.

1. Suryakumar Yadav

Suryakumar Yadav will be seen leading Team India in this series. He will have to perform well with the bat while handling the responsibility of captaincy. The right-handed explosive batsman has an excellent record against Sri Lanka. He has scored 254 runs in 5 matches at an average of 63.50, which includes one century and two half-centuries.