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Originally Posted by Night_wolf
again that you cant say for sure, indian batting tracks are run feast, Rohit avgs 60 in FC, yet he cant get into the indian test team, same goes for monoj tewary
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india have a lot of batsmen averaging over 50 though so rohit would necessarily be next in line as he's failed in ODIs so they might just think he should be behind in the pecking order due to that. rahane also averages 60 in FC cricket, pandey, reddy, as you said manoj tiwary and i'm sure others who also average over 50. i made a thread about it awhile ago, there are quite a few. someone like chand has probably jumped up the pecking order purely by playing a good u19 knock on australian pitches and done decently in FC at home.
but certainly agree we can't say for sure as indian batting tracks are generally roads, plus the pace bowling isn't that great...(though getting better).