Rohit Sharma hilariously trolls ICC for not including him in ‘best pull shot hitter’ category

The whole world is suffering from Covid-19 outbreak, and due to it people have been asked to spend time at home.

During the self-isolation period, various sports persons and even the governing bodies are trying to engage with their fans. The International Cricket Council (ICC) took to Twitter on Sunday and asked fans which batsman, past or present, has the best pull shot in their arsenal?

The ICC gave four options to fans – Ricky Ponting, Sir Vivian Richards, Herschelle Gibbs, and Virat Kohli. These four players are regarded as the master of the game and are famous for timing the ball brilliantly.

The fans flooded in the reply section and chose Ponting as the winner. Many believed that the former Australian skipper is the best pull shot player amongst the four batsmen. ‘Punter’ scored 27483 runs in his international career, which is the third-most by any batsman after Sachin Tendulkar (34357) and Kumar Sangakkara (28016).

However, many fans were of the opinion that instead of Kohli, his deputy Rohit Sharma should have been included by ICC.

https://twitter.com/farziBaazigar/status/1241586734304878592

After all the buzz, the ‘Hitman’ himself reacted to ICC’s tweet and trolled the apex international body for not including his name.

The Indian opener fired shots and said: ‘Someone’s missing here ?? Not easy to work from home, I guess.’

Rohit is the only player to smash three double centuries in One-Day Internationals and four centuries in T20Is.

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