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<\/div>\nYuzvendra Chahal (L) and Kuldeep Yadav\u00a9 AFP<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n The ICC World Cup 2023 is less than 100 days away but questions remain over India’s spin attack going into the competition. While Ravindra Jadeja<\/a> is considered to be a valuable all-rounder option, Ravichandran Ashwin<\/a> is a name that has been doing the rounds. The two other big options for India are Kuldeep Yadav<\/a> and Yuzvendra Chahal<\/a> \u2013 two bowlers who have excelled in white-ball cricket. Former Indian cricket team batter Sanjay Manjrekar<\/a> was asked about his choice for the spin attack and he made it clear that it is very unlikely that Chahal and Kuldeep will play together.<\/p>\n \u201cI don’t think so (playing two wrist spinners). Very rarely it can happen depending on the opposition. If there is a real weakness in the opposition to play wrist spin, then you have Kuldeep Yadav and Chahal both playing in the XI,” Manjrekar said in an interaction with ESPNCricinfo<\/a>.<\/p>\n “I see Chahal being part of the squad but I prefer Kuldeep Yadav when it comes to wrist-spin as the spinner in 50-over cricket. I am getting a little technical here. You need a spinner who can get wickets of batters while they are pushing, not hitting the big shots,” he added.<\/p>\n Manjrekar also said that although he believes Chahal will be preferred for the World Cup, he personally will choose Kuldeep for the 50-overs format.<\/p>\n “In T20 cricket, that is something you see very often. That’s how spinners get wickets. In 50-overs cricket, it’s a game where you push more than you actually slog. So a spinner capable of getting those wickets is Kuldeep Yadav. So he is sort of my first-choice wrist-spinner in the playing XI and then I will be looking at other options,” he explained in the interaction.<\/p>\n