Problem Of Plenty , For Good.

The above written title is something that has always been happening to us in day to day lives. "The Problem of Plenty".

There have been many situations where in this problem has come up. Although the problem of plenty has always given us choices to choose from , it has also brought confusion along. What to choose? What not to choose? What if I choose this? What if I do not choose this?

All these questions are the first ones which would pop up. These questions are very tricky to answer. As tricky as the choices we make. One must make sure they make correct choices.

When we talk about the 'Two types' of the problem of plenty , it's the Good and the Bad.

When we talk about the good or the positive side of the Problem of plenty , we talk about the problem of having too many good things. Which is not actually a problem. It's just a confusion between things , as in what to choose and what not to.

When we talk about the negative or the bad side of the Problem of plenty , it's about having too many bad things or too many negatives in life. Which is a problem. A serious one. It's a decision which we have to make between two things. We choose the one which is less harmless.

When we talk about the Problem of plenty , one such problem that has risen in the Indian Cricket team right now , is the problem of having plenty match winners.

At first , talking about the Wicket keeping department.

The Wicket keeping department never had a problem as such with the presence of a Match Winner , A finisher and the world's best captain MS Dhoni.

MS had overshadowed every other wicket keeper in the last 15 years , since he made his Debut.

It was only in the recent past , with the likes of Rishab Pant , Wriddhiman Saha , Dinesh Karthik and Parthiv Patel that there have been choices in the wicket keeping department.

It was after the retirement of Dhoni , that the others got an opportunity to play for the country. Out of all of them , Rishab Pant has capitalised the most to the opportunities that have been given.

He became the first ever Indian Wicket Keeper to score an hundred in England and Australia. He also became the wicket keeper with the highest number of dismissals in a test series against Australia. (20).

He also has the highest number of dismissals in the first year of his career in tests. (42).

With all the stats and the runs that he's scored , it looks like he has cemented his spot in the test team.

Anything as of now cannot be said when it comes to the limited over format as MS has showed signs of coming back to form , with his match winning innings of 55* in the second ODI against Australia.

Only time and the selectors will say , what will be the squad for the World Cup.