Team India out of five players (photo-PTI)

The Indian cricket team has been announced for the Test series against the West Indies. The 15 -member team is commanded by Shubman Gill and the big news is that Ravindra Jadeja has been made vice -captain. Rishabh Pant could not make a place in Team India due to injury and Jadeja was given this responsibility in his place. However, after the announcement of Team India, the faces of five players were disappointed because they have not found a place in the team for the West Indies series. Let us tell you who are those 5 players.

Karun Nair out

The first name for the West Indies Test series is not Karun Nair. The right -handed batsman was taken on a tour of England. He got a chance in 4 Tests and he could score only one half -century. The team has now dropped them out.

The leaf of Abhimanyu Ishwan is cleaned

The same thing happened to Abhimanyu Ishwaran which has been happening to him. This right -handed batsman sat on the bench on the entire England tour and now he has not been selected in the team for the West Indies series. According to Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar, the third opener is not required in the domestic series and if something happens, they will definitely be given a chance in the team.

Akash lamp out

Akash Deep also has not found a place in Team India for the West Indies series. This player had an important role in drawing Test series on England tour, but the famous Krishna was preferred on Akash Deep. Akash Deep will now play for Rest of India in the Iranian Trophy.

Shardul Thakur out

Shardul Thakur is also out of the Test team. On the tour of England, Shardul played two Test matches, he got only 27 overs and he was able to take 2 wickets. His performance in batting also faded, the result has now become clear from the team.

Anshul Kamboj out

Fast bowler Anshul Kamboj was debuted in the Manchester Test. This player was able to take only one wicket. Now Anshul has been dropped from the team.

Shreyas Iyer refused to play

Shreyas Iyer's selection was going to be held in the Test series against the West Indies, but this player took a break from red ball cricket citing his fitness. Chief selector Ajit Agarkar told that if Iyer had been fit, he would have played in the West Indies series.