Harsh Dubey of India (AP Photo/Manish Swaroop)

Chennai: Every successful Indian team has finally discovered that one all-rounder who silently solves multiple problems at once. In Harsh DubeyIndia believe that they have found another such cricketer for the future.The 23-year-old left-arm spinning all-rounder is still early in his international journey, but early signs have already convinced the team management that he is a player worth investing in. The confidence being shown in him was evident from the captain’s side. Shubman Gillwho sees Dubey as an important addition to India’s pool of all-rounders.“If we look at the pool of all-rounders, especially left-arm spinning all-rounders who can bat, he is one of those players. He is very young and it is important that we show confidence in players like him. Gill said, he is someone who can bowl 10 overs for us and can also do the job with the bat if needed in a situation where you need 80 runs in the last 10 overs.These comments came ahead of the announcement of India’s squad for the England ODI series. However, despite Gill’s support and a promising debut at the international level, Dubey did not find a place in the team. Akshar Patel Returned to the team after being rested for the Afghanistan series.Nevertheless, their omission is unlikely to alter India’s long-term plans for them. with Ravichandran Ashwin Has retired and is taking charge of India Ravindra Jadeja And Axar, the team management has started grooming the next generation of spin-bowling all-rounders.The selectors named Dubey in both the Test and ODI squads against Afghanistan, indicating a long-term investment rather than a short-term experiment.This belief was further underlined in the first ODI when Dube was given preference over the more experienced Kuldeep Yadav. The youngster came under pressure in his very first over, but he responded impressively, taking 3 for 47 in five overs and ending his two-match ODI innings with four wickets. While his economy rate of 7.08 remained high, he managed to strike at crucial moments and showed the ability to bounce back under pressure.While his bowling credentials are already well established, his batting ability remains an untapped area in the series. India believe he has more to offer with the bat, especially because he has the ability to finish innings and score valuable runs lower down the order.His numbers across all formats further strengthen his case. In the IPL, he has taken eight wickets at an average of 28.50 in eight matches for Sunrisers Hyderabad. In List A cricket, he has taken 35 wickets in 32 matches and scored 296 runs in 17 innings, including two half-centuries at an average of 26.50 with the bat.His first-class record is even more impressive. In 27 matches, Dubey has taken 133 wickets at an average of 23.26, which includes nine five-wicket hauls and two 10-wicket hauls.