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former indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly Heaping praise on one of India’s current cricket icons, calling him the greatest white-ball player in the world. Ganguly’s remarks come despite the player’s recent dip in form, including poor performances in recent matches.
Sourav Ganguly highlights extraordinary achievements of Indian cricket stars
Ganguly praises Virat Kohli As a once-in-a-lifetime cricketer who rivals former Indian women cricketers Jhulan Goswami and Mithali Raj. He praised Kohli’s incredible achievement of 80 international hundreds and called him the greatest white-ball player of all time. However, the former India captain expressed surprise at Kohli’s dip in form during his maiden Test century. Border Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 be opposed to Australia In Perth, he noted that despite his poor performance in India, he had expected a strong series in Australia, but unfortunately, that did not materialize.
“Virat Kohli is a once-in-a-lifetime cricketer, just like Julan, just like Mitali. To score 8,000 runs in international cricket is unbelievable. For me, he The greatest white-ball player in the world but I was very surprised by the way he batted in Australia after his hundred in Perth. He struggled in India before that but I think that hundred in Perth. After the game, it’s going to be a big series for him,” Ganguly said in an interview with Revsportz in Kolkata.
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Ganguly expresses optimism about players’ future
Despite these challenges, Ganguly expressed Kohli’s ability to overcome them, highlighting his resilience and adaptability. The Kolkata lad acknowledges that every player has strengths and weaknesses but stresses the importance of adapting to weaknesses over time. Ganguly believes Kohli still has a lot of cricket knowledge left in him.
“But it happens. I think every player has his weaknesses and strengths but what is important is how you adapt to your weaknesses when you are playing good cricket over a period of time. I still feel Virat Kohli has more left Lots of cricket balls,” he added.
