Former Pakistan fast bowler Junaid Khan recently called India captain Rohit Sharma the best player in the Indian team, ignoring players like Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar. I chose him as a batter. The Indian captain delivered an outstanding performance for the Men in Blue in the ODI World Cup, ensuring a positive start to the innings.
On the Nadir Ali Podcast, Junaid Khan discussed a variety of topics, including Pakistan’s World Cup campaign and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s interaction with the national cricket team following their World Cup final defeat.
However, the most talked about issue he raised was the appointment of the greatest Indian batsman of all time. Sachin Tendulkar is widely considered to be the best batsman not only in Indian cricket but also in the world, but Khan has the ability to play every shot in the book that sets him apart from Kohli and Sachin. I chose Rohit Sharma for this reason. difference.
“Just Kahayal May Rohit Sharma (If you ask me who is the better batsman, Sachin Tendulkar or Virat Kohli)” The way he bats is that he uses all kinds of shots. It means you can. Sachin’s runs would have been 100 to 150 years old at the time we recorded the runs, if they had taken place in modern times.
You could say that. ”“Rohit is very… a hitman, that’s why he calls us.” 264 is May Karna of the day and double hundred is 2-3. That’s a tough thing to do. Sometimes I feel like I have what it takes to do it again. I think it will go to Rohit as he is hitting most fours (sixes),” Junaid Khan said.
Team India captain and opener Rohit Sharma set the tone at the top of the order with 597 runs, second only to Indian batting maestro Virat Kohli. Rohit’s batting was very important as he had the highest strike rate among the top four batsmen in the tournament at 125.94. As captain, he led the Men in Blue to his record-breaking 10th consecutive victory in this prestigious competition.
Rohit Sharma is one of the world’s most famous white-ball captains, having led Mumbai Indians to fiveIPLchampionship titles. He also led the Men in Blue to his 2018 Asia Cup and Nidahas Trophy titles and added yet another Asia Cup title under his leadership in Sri Lanka.
