Ind vs Eng: Gill-Sai not Sudarshan, Ravi Shastri told this player the great batsman of the new era

Ravi shastri on best batsman of the modern era: Team India veteran former player and coach Ravi Shastri has given a big statement about the great batsman of the current era. While being the main coach of Team India, Ravi Shastri has also prepared many players technically, in such a situation, the importance of his statement increases even more. If we look at the performance of Team India’s last few years, the team has left an indelible mark in world cricket.

Talk about Ravi Shastri’s statement, he has described Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal or Sai Sudarshan but Team India’s run machine King Virat Kohli as the great batsman of the new era. Ravi Shastri said, “The way Virat Kohli supported his players, especially in difficult moments, he gave his best performance. The players adopted his leadership with the same trust and enthusiasm, as for MS Dhoni.

Recently, Team India’s Test captain Rohit Sharma announced world cricket by announcing his retirement from Test cricket just before the tour of England and after that, Team India’s run machine Virat Kohli also announced his retirement from Test cricket and gave a big blow to fans and cricket pundits. After the announcement of retirement from the two legendary players simultaneously from Test cricket, the tour of England is very difficult for India and it has also become an important question about the selection of the team, who will be fulfilled and how the shortage of these two great players will be met.

Virat announced his retirement from this farm, surprising the cricket world, with which the big career of 14 years long, 123 matches came to an end. In his Test career, the 36 -year -old performed 123 demonstrations in white clothes, scoring 9,230 runs in 210 innings at an average of 46.85 with 30 centuries and 31 half -century and scored the best of 254 runs. He is India’s fourth highest run -scorer in this format after Sachin Tendulkar (15,921 runs), Rahul Dravid (13,265 runs) and Sunil Gavaskar (10,122 runs).