The game of cricket is all about class and consistency. With consistency, you make runs for the team and see them winning while with Class, you make people get your fans. Ultimately, it all boils down to the consistency, which is must for a player to survive in International cricket. But, there are few players like Virat Kohli, Steve Smith, Rohit Sharma who can do things consistently and also with a lot of class.
More often than not, we come across people showering words of praise on Steve Smith and Virat Kohli. It is widely believed that both star players will once again dominate things in the upcoming ICC World Cup 2019.
Meanwhile, it has been a long time since watching the duo involving in a battle while playing for their respective teams. Before the ban on Steve Smith, the duo used to be the top contenders for the ”Best Batsman In The World” tag across the formats.
Steve Smith is the best batsman – Aaron Finch
After a fine time, it resumes again. Meanwhile, the skipper of Australia Aaron Finch believes that Steve Smith is ahead of the Indian skipper after the knock against Windies, which helped the team recover from a disastrous start.
”Well, when you’ve got world-class players coming back into your side, it’s unfortunate for the guys who have missed out and the guys that have played some really good one-day cricket in the past,” Aaron Finch said. “Steve is the best batter in the world in my opinion over all three forms of the game,” he added.
Rohit Sharma’s take on Virat Kohli, Smith:
The vice-captain of India, who himself is the best batsman in the limited overs format of the game feels that the comparisons always rise when the duo gets involved in a battle. Meanwhile, he wants the people to decide rather than the players deciding it.
“These comparisons will keep happening until these two are playing. This is for you to decide and not for me,” he added.
Well, as Aaron Finch and Rohit Sharma, Steve Smith and Virat Kohli would be looking to stamp their authority on the tournament. It would be interesting to see how things would pan out in the Sunday clash.