Naman Dhir, a right-arm spin bowler, was summoned for his inaugural ODI match during the West Indies series. In the inaugural ODI, he bowled an unproductive session, conceding 33 runs in five overs.

During the second ODI, he bowled 6.1 overs for 38 runs. He has not yet been obliged to employ the bat. Prior to the third ODI, Naman Dhir deliberated on the score he believed would be competitive at his native ground of Mullanpur.

The third ODI between India and the West Indies will be played at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpuron October 3, 2026.. India has already secured an unbeatable 2-0 advantage, rendering this series a dead rubber. The encounter is a significant milestone for the venue, which will host its inaugural ODI.

The novice claimed that he had not yet inspected the pitch before making his prediction, as India did not practise on the penultimate day. His assessment was based on his understanding of the typical process for preparing the pitches for international cricket at the new location. Despite the possibility that the surface may become fatigued after 20 to 25 overs of play, it is expected to be advantageous to batsmen in its inaugural ODI.

Naman Dhir expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to play on his home pitch, where he has acquired a wealth of experience.

He contemplated the significance of representing India in a location he was familiar with and the surprise of his selection.

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Naman Dhir stated that he would adopt a flexible strategy rather than adhering to a predetermined plan if given the opportunity to bat. His batting strategy would be contingent upon the current circumstances of the game and the team’s requirements.

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