Mamoon
ATG
- Joined
- Sep 3, 2012
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Personally I don’t see it being much of a comparison in the coming years.
Babar is a very good batsman, but Harry Brook is scary good - we could be watching the next great batsman in world cricket & someone who would end up in the same league as the likes of Sir Viv, Tendulkar, Lara, Ponting, Kohli, de Villiers, Smith, Root etc.
He has got absolutely everything - bags of talent, technique, mentality, versatility. There is no weakness in his game.
Root & Pietersen are the best English batsmen that I have seen but this kid is forcing me to reconsider. He is like a mix of both but better.
His maturity at 23 is unbelievable. He keeps bailing England out & the way he effortlessly switches from Bazball mode to classic, orthodox Test cricket is brilliant.
He hasn’t played ODIs yet but he has got everything in his locker to be a world class number three, four or five in the format. He is out performing peak Babar in his home conditions. Babar at 23 was nowhere near Brook as a Test player.
The false belief that Babar is the best batsman in the world - or will be the best batsman in the world in the years to come - was the only positive thing for Pakistan cricket fans, but it appears that those dreams are rapidly fading away because England have produced a once in many generations talent.
We are entering the Harry Brook era - the world will be at his feat over the next 10 years & I see him dominating the 2020s the way Kohli dominated the 2010s. We are seeing an early contender for the player of the decade award.
Babar is a very good batsman, but Harry Brook is scary good - we could be watching the next great batsman in world cricket & someone who would end up in the same league as the likes of Sir Viv, Tendulkar, Lara, Ponting, Kohli, de Villiers, Smith, Root etc.
He has got absolutely everything - bags of talent, technique, mentality, versatility. There is no weakness in his game.
Root & Pietersen are the best English batsmen that I have seen but this kid is forcing me to reconsider. He is like a mix of both but better.
His maturity at 23 is unbelievable. He keeps bailing England out & the way he effortlessly switches from Bazball mode to classic, orthodox Test cricket is brilliant.
He hasn’t played ODIs yet but he has got everything in his locker to be a world class number three, four or five in the format. He is out performing peak Babar in his home conditions. Babar at 23 was nowhere near Brook as a Test player.
The false belief that Babar is the best batsman in the world - or will be the best batsman in the world in the years to come - was the only positive thing for Pakistan cricket fans, but it appears that those dreams are rapidly fading away because England have produced a once in many generations talent.
We are entering the Harry Brook era - the world will be at his feat over the next 10 years & I see him dominating the 2020s the way Kohli dominated the 2010s. We are seeing an early contender for the player of the decade award.