India skipper Shubman Gill has openly said that Harshit Rana is a vital cog in the preparations for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027, as they are looking to have someone who can bowl at a high pace and chip in runs with the bat.
For this, Gautam Gambhir has received heavy criticism, but things have worked well for him as he has already guided India to ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and Asia Cup 2025 triumphs, following the same philosophy.
Speaking to the reporters after the Sydney ODI, Shubman Gill said that Rana is being seen as a pace-bowling all-rounder by the team management, who can chip in with consistent runs at No.8.
If we are looking at South Africa, such bowlers become very important for you - Shubman Gill on Harshit Rana
Shubman Gill further said that Harshit Rana is among the very few bowlers in Indian cricket who are tall and can clock 140 kmph, making him a must-have pacer in the team to produce chances in the middle overs.
“In the middle overs, we saw that the ball doesn’t move much off the wicket, so if you have good height and pace, you can create chances,” Gill added.
The way Harshit went about, it was pretty pleasing to see - Shubman Gill
Harshit Rana delivered his best-ever performance in international cricket with the ball in the Sydney ODI against Australia as he returned with figures of 4/39.
"We almost had a near-perfect game.They got off to a good start, but I think the way we pulled it back in the middle overs and then the way Harshit went about, it was pretty pleasing to see."
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