Should India consider Washington Sundar as the long-time replacement for Ravichandran Ashwin? Sanjay Manjrekar does not think so. Manjrekar believes that it is a little premature to compare Washi Sundar's abilities with the legendary spinner.

Indian spinner Washington Sundar made a stellar comeback, achieving his career-best figures of 7/59 against New Zealand in the second Test in Pune. Sundar's performance, alongside Ravichandran Ashwin's pivotal start,

Washington Sundar has made a strong case for himself after his brilliant 7-wicket haul against New Zealand in the ongoing 2nd Test in Pune. Many feel, the spin-bowling all-rounder can go onto replace Ravichandran Ashwin in the future.

This is the first time in a men's Test innings that right-arm off-spinners have claimed all ten wickets for the India team.

Find out why Sanjay Manjrekar feels that it is too early to consider Washington Sundar as Ravichandran Ashwin's successor, only on CricTracker.

Washington Sundar revealed R Ashwin's role during New Zealand's innings as the off-spinner picked up a 7-wicket haul on Day 1 of the 2nd Test. Sundar made an impressive comeback to the Test side after three years and picked his career-best figures.