Bhuvneshwar Kumar with the batch of 2019 WC | Source- AFPOn Tuesday, the BCCI made a bold move by announcing the return of the forgotten Bhuvneshwar Kumar to the Indian T20I side after a four-year gap. To some, the Bhuvneshwar story is just an ordinary comeback tale, but it is hope for various stars from yesteryear, who are continuously knocking on the Indian doors and getting rejections despite consistent performances.In this article, we will analyse three forgotten players who might return to the Indian setup under Pragyan Ojha's selection panel. Mohammed ShamiWhat's the next big assignment for Team India? World Cup 2027! Where's the team struggling the most? In fast bowling resources. Then, who has been the most successful bowler for India in World Cups? The answer is... Mohammed Shami. Although Shami has been out of favour since winning the 2025 Champions Trophy, the workhorse isn't slowing down and is putting in all the hard yards to don the India colours again. The fast bowler has snapped 55 wickets in World Cups, and no Indian bowler comes close to Shami's statistics. That said, with the next World Cup just around the corner, the comeback doors are slowly closing for the veteran seamer. However, Shami is known to live by "Never say never". ALSO READWhy Bhuvneshwar Kumar's International Comeback Will Have No Effect On RCB's IPL 2027 Purse?Krunal PandyaLike Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Krunal Pandya played a major role in RCB's back-to-back titles. The all-rounder has been an enforcer with the ball in the middle overs and a crisis man with the bat. Although there is an abundance of spin-bowling all-rounders in the Indian camp, Krunal is a whole different gravy with his street smartness when it comes to the shortest format. He also becomes a different beast in tough situations. In the last two seasons of the toughest twenty, he has racked up 335 runs and taken 31 wickets at remarkable numbers. These statistics are more than enough to convince anyone of what Krunal can offer at the highest level, and he might also get one more chance to represent India under Pragyan Ojha's selection panel.Yuzvendra ChahalYuzvendra Chahal has been a great servant for India in white-ball cricket and is the highest wicket-taker in the IPL. He has also been India’s most successful T20 bowler, with nearly 400 professional wickets under his belt. Despite all that, the champion leggie has never played a T20 World Cup game for the Men in Blue.Meanwhile, Yuzvendra has not lost hope and is trying to outclass his contemporaries by playing and performing in different places. Recently, he spent his summer in the UK playing One-Day and County Championship before announcing his retirement from First-Class Cricket. Although the age may go against the 36-year-old spinner, he is still the best in the country as a craftsman. That said, Yuzi's selection may get pretty tricky, but he would fancy his chances under the new interim chairperson. ALSO READSpencer Green Creates History Vs India, Achieves Rare Feat After 39 Years
