KOHLI ALWAYS PLAYS THE SITUATION AND THAT’S WHY HE IS BRILLIANT IN RUN CHASES: NASSER HUSSAIN -
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KOHLI ALWAYS PLAYS THE SITUATION AND THAT’S WHY HE IS BRILLIANT IN RUN CHASES: NASSER HUSSAIN

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New Delhi: Rohit Sharma’s aggressive captaincy along with another of Virat Kohli’s masterful century powered India to a 6-wicket victory over Bangladesh at the ICC ODI World Cup. Speaking exclusively to Star Sports show “Follow the Blues”, ex-English cricket captain, Nasser Hussain lauded Rohit Sharma’s captaincy and batting, while also praising Virat Kohli’s century. 

Speaking exclusively to Star Sports show “Follow the Blues”, StarCast Nasser Hussain shared his views on Rohit Sharma’s batting in World Cups, he said “I have thought for a long time, he’s one of the best white ball batters there has ever been. His record is up there with the best, he’s done it in World Cups. His record against Bangladesh is magnificent, his pull shot, at one stage we showed a graphic – he was averaging 400 in the pull shot in the last couple of years. He got out to it in the end but not before he had done a lot of damage. The most important thing I like is intent, there is real intent, for a while they played a bit of timid Cricket in the T20 World Cup in Australia and they lost to England in Adelaide in that semi-final. This looks like a different top three, the way Rohit, Shubman and Virat are playing are going to put a lot of top order bowlers under pressure.”

Nasser Hussain speaking on Rohit Sharma’s captaincy in this World Cup, he said – “Just the way when you lose a bowler, the way you have to think about bowlers are key moments in the games. Kuldeep was bowling really well, and he realised the way Siraj has come back with those cross seam deliveries and then he went to Siraj, he  got the wicket, and then he went back to Kuldeep, Jadeja and Bumrah. He just rotated his bowlers, and as Dinesh Karthik said on commentary, it wasn’t just the rotation, he was always rotating, looking to get a wicket. So, a bit like his batting where he has the attacking option, it’s the same with his captaincy.”

Nasser Hussain sharing his views on Virat Kohli’s century, he said- Kohli always plays the situation and that’s why he is brilliant in run chases. He sees the situation out there in front of him, he won’t be much off the strike rate anyway because he never takes up deliveries or chews up deliveries. On a pitch like this if you wanted to go into another gear, if he was chasing 350, Kohli would’ve gone into another gear, but he was just making sure India got over the line as he often does.

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