DTVHINDI“Gohit” Sunil Gavaskar suggests new name for Team India’s batting approach in Test cricket
Instead of using the words this-ball or that-ball, I would suggest using the captain’s first name, Rohit – Sunil Gavaskar Rohit Sharma & Sunil Gavaskar (Photo Source: Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, India recently won the two-match Test series against Bangladesh 2-0. The second match of the series was played in Kanpur, after two days of play was abandoned without a single ball being bowled due to rain. On the fourth day, Team India adopted an attacking approach and batted brilliantly, due to which the result of the match was achieved. Former Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar suggested that India’s batting approach in Test cricket should be given a new name instead of ‘Bazball’ or some other ball. Looking at the team’s performance, Gavaskar said that this kind of approach should be called “Gohit”. I would suggest using the captain’s first name, Rohit – Sunil Gavaskar Former Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar wrote in his column in Sportstar, “Instead of using the terms this-ball or that-ball, I would suggest using the captain’s first name, Rohit, and call it the “Gohit” approach. Hopefully, smart people will come up with a trendy name for it instead of a lazy choice after “Bazball.” One newspaper called Indian batting “Bossball” because the team captain or “Boss”, Rohit, led the way, while some of the Old Powers called it “Gamball” after Indian coach Gautam Gambhir.” “Baz” is the nickname of his New Zealand coach Brendon McCullum – Gavaskar Sunil Gavaskar also explained the logic behind naming England’s style of play in Test cricket as ‘Bazball’. He said that Baz is the nickname of the team’s head coach Brendon McCullum, who used to play in Test cricket even during his playing days. Had an attacking style. “This Indian batting approach was called this-ball and that-ball after the term “Bazball” was coined for the batting approach of the England team. It was called so because “Baz” is the nickname of his New Zealand coach Brendon McCullum, who batted exactly the way his team was doing.
IND vs ENG 2024: Aakash Chopra suggests – This “MONK” of Indian cricket should be selected as the replacement of Virat Kohli.
Cheteshwar Pujara recently became the fourth Indian batsman after Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and Sunil Gavaskar to score more than 20,000 runs in first-class cricket. Virat Kohli and Aakash Chopra (Pic Source-Twitter) England’s tour of India 2024, IND vs ENG: Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra (Akash Chopra) believes Cheteshwar Pujara (Cheteshwar Pujara) to Virat Kohli (Virat Kohli) should be included in Team India as a replacement. Let us tell you, the Indian cricket team is going to host England in a five-match Test series starting from January 25 in Hyderabad. Even before the start of this Test series, Virat Kohli has withdrawn from the first two Test matches against England citing personal reasons. You can choose Cheteshwar Pujara as replacement for Virat Kohli: Aakash Chopra Although BCCI has not yet announced the replacement of Virat Kohli, but considering the form of Cheteshwar Pujara and the senior batsman’s track record in Test cricket, Aakash Chopra has decided to give him a chance in the upcoming Test matches against England. has endorsed. Read here: The last time Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane and Cheteshwar Pujara were not seen playing together in a Test match for India. Aakash Chopra said on his YouTube channel: “Cheteshwar Pujara is one of only four Indians to have scored more than 20000 runs in first-class cricket. He had recently scored a double century. He is in very good form at the moment and his Test record is also very good. He works hard even while playing county cricket. He is your true cricketer. “He is the sage/mahant of Indian cricket” To be honest, I say he is the Sadhu/Mahant of Indian cricket. Therefore you can choose Cheteshwar Pujara. However, I think India is not looking in that direction. They have already started looking in a different direction. Pujara is a legitimate option, but are the Indian selectors seeing him as an option? “That is the question we need to ask and wonder.” IPL 2024: Dhoni will captain, see CSK’s strong playing XI Virat Kohli out, see India’s playing XI for the first test against England Those 5 Indian players who have scored centuries in all three formats Top 5 captains who hit most sixes in all formats of cricket These 7 cricketers have married more than once IPL 2024: Rajasthan Royals will win the second trophy on the basis of these 11 players Top 10 batsmen who hit most sixes in super over in T20I history 5 Indian batsmen who have been run-out the most number of times in T20Is IPL 2024: Pat Cummins will captain..! Know SRH’s playing XI Top 4 partnerships of T20I cricket from India
‘Australia and India are at the top…’: Jason Holder suggests football model to save Test cricket
Jason Holder is part of Dubai Capitals (DC) in ILT20 2024. West Indies captain Jason Holder. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images for ECB) Former West Indies captain and senior all-rounder Jason Holder (Jason Holder) believes that the International Cricket Council (ICC) and cricket boards around the world will have to fix a window for Test cricket in a year so that they can keep all their players available for selection. Jason Holder has given this statement after his decision not to participate in the ongoing two-match Test series against Australia to participate in the International League T-20 (ILT20) 2024. He is part of Dubai Capitals (DC), owned by Delhi Capitals owner GMR Group, in ILT20 2024. Talking about his decision not to go on Australia tour, Jason Holder said that after long discussions with Cricket West Indies (CWI) he decided to play in ILT20 2024, but it does not mean that He will not play test cricket anymore. I am not turning my back on Test cricket: Jason Holder Jason Holder was quoted by Hindustan Times as saying: “You don’t want to choose between international cricket and franchise cricket. But I took this decision after long discussions with Cricket West Indies. Unfortunately we had no other option. From discussions with Cricket West Indies, it was very clear that I needed to be available for the T20I series in Australia, especially considering the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Read here: This wonderful behavior of Steve Smith won the hearts of all the cricket fans of West Indies. But this does not mean that I am turning my back on Test cricket. It is still my favorite format and I will definitely be available for Test matches in future as well. But right now I just wanted to make sure that I give myself the best opportunity to prepare for the T20 World Cup.” ‘Cricket can be played in football model’ On the future of Test cricket, Jason Holder said: “The only way to save Test cricket is that you have a window for Test cricket in a year so that you can keep your best players available. But more importantly, you need to pay your Test players the right salaries. In this matter, Australia and India are at the top, while all the other teams are at the bottom. Read here: Even at the age of 54, Brian Lara is hitting 90+ MPH speed very well So, when you are faced with a dilemma where you can play a Test series for X amount and a franchise for three times the amount, your players will opt for earning more money. If we create a model where you are given a fair salary for Test matches, and not below that fixed salary, then the players will happily say, ‘Okay, look, it is beneficial for me to play Test cricket. ‘ I think, perhaps, cricket can be played in the football model, where you have an international and a franchise window. Maybe it could be a model, but who knows?” Top…
