Gavaskar was particularly impressed with Kohli’s 166-run unbeaten run in ODI’s latest match in Kerala, paid tribute to the star batsman and shared a final reconciliation statement with India’s captain Rohit Sharma. announced.
Virat Kohli took charge in his 2023 season and returned to his former best, scoring his second heavyweight of the century in India’s 3-0 win at home against Sri Lanka. Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar was particularly impressed with Kohli’s unbeaten record of 166 runs in his last ODI match in Kerala, making the ultimate comparison to Indian captain Rohit Sharma, while star Salute to the hitters.
In an interview with India Today, Gavaskar noted that Kohli tends to play risk-free cricket until he hits triple figures and then bet on aerial shots. In the third ODI game, Kohli hit eight sixes on knocks, seven of them after hitting the 100 run mark and three limits. Gavaskar added that Kohli is playing risk-free cricket but has scored more than his run-a-ball rate.
Meanwhile, Rohit proceeded to pull his shot after he made a well-composed 49-42 and ended with an ejection.
“If you have seen Shreyas Iyer, Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma bat, they take a lot of risks. to play. He then proceeds to loft shots. When Rohit Sharma folds, he folds trying to hit his 6. Despite playing risk-free shots, Cori’s batting average is more than just running the ball, which is a good thing. You don’t have to go just 6 in limited over cricket. The difference between 4 and 6 is only two runs, but the risk percentage is 90,” he said. India will next travel to New Zealand in the three-match ODI series starting January 18.