As the captain of the Indian cricket team, Rohit Sharma‘s leadership both on and off the field has been commendable. Known for his explosive batting style and astute cricketing acumen, Rohit has carved a niche for himself in the realm of international cricket. His journey from a promising young talent to one of the most revered cricketers in the world is a testament to his dedication and perseverance. With a string of remarkable performances in various formats of the game, including numerous centuries and match-winning innings, Rohit has established himself as a pivotal figure in Indian cricket.
Notably, Rohit’s elegant and powerful batting style has garnered admiration from cricket enthusiasts worldwide. Whether it’s his effortless flicks off his pads or his towering sixes that seem to defy gravity, Rohit’s shots have become synonymous with excitement and entertainment on the cricket field. His ability to time the ball to perfection and find the gaps with precision has left fans in awe time and time again.
Batters that Rohit Sharma enjoys watching
Despite being a master of his craft, Rohit remains a keen observer of the game and has his own favorites when it comes to enjoying batting displays. In a recent interview, the Nagpur-born cricketer shared his admiration for the batting of Zak Crawley and Steve Smith. While Crawley’s classical stroke play and Smith’s unorthodox yet effective approach may differ, Rohit appreciates the skill and temperament each of these batters brings to the crease.
“I watched Zak Crawley very closely this season and enjoyed watching him bat. I also enjoyed Steve Smith’s batting, although he is different from the rest, I mean he has the ability to deal with things in the middle. has his own way but he is successful,” said Rohit while speaking at Dubai Eye 103.8 Radio Station.
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A rising star
Crawley, hailing from England, has been making waves in the cricketing world, especially in the Test format. With an impressive tally of 2,611 runs at an average of 32.63, including four centuries and 14 fifties, Crawley’s prowess with the bat is undeniable. His highest score, a remarkable 267, speaks volumes about his potential to dominate on the international stage.
A cricketing maestro
Meanwhile, Smith’s name needs no introduction in the cricketing realm. The Australian stalwart has etched his name in the annals of cricketing history with his exceptional batting prowess. Boasting a staggering total of 16,225 runs in 334 international matches,
The former Aussie skipper’s consistency and adaptability are unparalleled. His Test record, in particular, showcases his dominance, with 9,685 runs at an astounding average of 56.97, accompanied by 32 centuries and 41 half-centuries.
