I think too many, dare I say, undeserving players are getting picked in the T20 side, and its getting annoying to watch the team play. Rayudus and Axars of the world dont belong in the side. They have had enough chances and none of them have done anything extraordinary to stay in the side. At best they have delivered performances that is par. When the best you can do is deliver par, you don't belong in the side.
There is no way Rahane doesn't belong in the strongest XI. Players like a 32 yr old Stuart Binny are not the future.
That being said I do acknowledge that T20 is where you have to experiment with fresher talent coming through and basically teams have a free hand at doing all kinds of things in T20s. The weird thing is that IPL has better performers than Rayudu and Axar and Binny, yet they don't find a place in the side.
Players like Rahane who was the second highest scorer in IPL last year are being left out for the likes of Rayudu and its frustrating to watch the side. There are players like Shreyas Iyer, Uthappa, Gambhir, Pathan who have all done well, and yet they find themselves nowhere near the side. So when you are experimenting, you are not experimenting with the best T20 performers you have. IPL has its critics, but its not an easy league, and the best of the T20 world compete in it. If you are playing well against them, then you are doing something right. Yet these names don't feature in the side.
Having a Yousuf Pathan who can do the same job as Axar with the ball, and there is not even a question of who is the better hitter at the end, and yet he is not in the side, despite doing well for KKR last year.
If you field the best side and lose, fine, but its frustrating when the best side is not being played and losing, because you know you can do better. What is even worse is that if the experimentation was being done with the right people, one would still understand, but playing the likes of Axar (who started well, but we have known for a while now he doesnt have it at the top level) and Rayudu who at best is going to deliver just about par for the course, and Binny is even more frustrating.
Hopefully everyone comes to their sense in the ODIs.