India’s new T20I era under Shreyas Iyer began with a shock 2-0 series defeat to Ireland in Belfast. As they prepare for the first T20I against England in Durham on Wednesday, the biggest selection debate centres around whether teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi should walk straight into the playing XI. It is an understandable discussion. Sooryavanshi has quickly become one of the most talked-about young batsmen in the country, and with good reason. The temptation to see what he can do at the highest level will only grow. But international selection is rarely just about talent or excitement. It is also about timing and resisting the urge to alter something that is already working. Settled combination Right now, Abhishek Sharma gives India a stronger argument for continuity. Yes, he did fall for a duck in the second T20I against Ireland, but taken in isolation, that means very little. A look at the fuller picture, and his recent run reads: 49, 52, 9, 10, 55 and then that duck. That is not a batter out of touch. …