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Ravi Shastri on Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli: Currently, Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma and star batsman Virat Kohli are facing severe criticism for their poor performance in Test cricket. Rohit has not made much contribution with the bat in the current Test series against Australia. Whereas Virat Kohli scored the only century in Perth and after that his best score was 36 runs.
What did Ravi Shastri say?
Now former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri said in a conversation that, ‘Virat Kohli will play for 3-4 more years. And Rohit Sharma is a top order batsman and he will take the decision of retirement himself. So far in this series, Rohit has scored 3 runs in the first innings of the second test and 6 runs in the second innings. Then in the third test, Rohit was out after scoring 10 runs in the first innings. In both these matches, Rohit Sharma batted at number six and proved to be a flop.
Rohit came to open in the first innings of the fourth Test but both luck and form did not favor him and he became the victim of Pat Cummins for 3 runs. Meanwhile, Rohit’s strike rate also remained slow. Due to which the pressure on the team increased. Rohit Sharma has scored only 155 runs in the last 14 innings at an average of 11.
Virat’s disappointing performance against Australia
Talking about Virat Kohli, so far in this series, he has raised hopes of his comeback among the fans by scoring 5 runs with his bat in the first innings of the first test and a century in the second innings. Whereas in the first innings of the second test he scored 7 runs and in the second innings he scored 11 runs. And then in the third test, Virat scored 3 runs in the first innings and did not get a chance to bat in the second innings. Because the test was a draw. In all these matches, Virat batted at number 4 and his performance was disappointing. After this, Virat played an inning of 36 runs in the first innings of the fourth test. Even in the second innings, Virat’s bat did not work and he became the victim of Mitchell Starc for 5 runs.
North India Statesman