The former Pakistani skipper praised Virat Kohli for his 46th ODI ton in India’s big win over Sri Lanka on Sunday. The former Pakistani cricketer also praised Kohli, referring to Cristiano Ronaldo.
In 2018, when goalmaker Cristiano Ronaldo was at the peak of his power, former West India all-rounder Dwayne Bravo hailed former India captain Virat Kohli as world cricket’s CR7 Former Pakistani skipper Salman Bhatt echoed the same sentiment after Kohli extended his free-scoring run on Sunday, noting that the former Indian skipper is no less than Ronaldo when it comes to maintaining fitness standards. bottom.
Needless to say, Cori and Ronaldo are two of the most talked about athletes of our time. Following a sensational move to Al Nasr FC, Portuguese captain Ronaldo bids farewell to UEFA Champions League football at the end of his legendary career. Cricket ace Kohli, meanwhile, has returned to top his form after a long hiatus from international cricket last year.
On Sunday, the former Indian skipper threw 46 tons at the third round of the One Day International (ODI) between India and Sri Lanka, on his YouTube channel former Pakistani skipper Bhatt led by Dasun Shanaka. Talking about Kohli’s marathon victory over the team, he called Kohli one of the best athletes in the world. “He is as good as any Ronaldo. “He ranks high among all the top fitness geeks in the world,” Batt said.
Kohli went undefeated in his 110 to 166 balls, as India went a staggering 390-5 in his 50 overs. In response, Sri Lanka folded for 73, with Kohli-hungry team his India scoring his 317-run blowout win. Cori was named Most Valuable Player in the Batting Masterclass. The 34-year-old surpassed Sachin’s Tendulkar home record for the 21st century. The Indian run machine also became the fifth highest run getter in ODI cricket history.
“I think Virat Kohli is back to his best, maybe back to normal. He scored a lot and was consistently scoring hundreds. It’s the absolute way to start calmly, play ball by ball, weed out bad balls and score with good deliveries. Once fully employed, he was consistently over the limit and easily beaten.Low risk factor. It shows how much control he has over the game when he’s playing the song,” added Batt.