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Former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson said the constant playing XI changes have hampered India’s consistency across formats.

Former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson criticized India head coach Gautam Gambhir, stating that frequent changes to the playing XI have caused inconsistency across formats. Speaking on Prime Video's YouTube channel, Watson argued that constant adjustments to the batting order and unsettled lineups make it difficult for the team to achieve sustained success.
Despite his criticism of the frequent rotations, Watson acknowledged Gambhir for backing specific players, highlighting wicketkeeper Sanju Samson's key contributions in the T20 World Cup knockout stages.
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