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Would you pick a classical batter in the mould of Babar Azam over a slogger like Abhishek Sharma in the white ball?

Babar Azam or Abhishek Sharma in whiteball cricket?


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Good lord, it inclues players from 2007-15 era and even then Azam has the lowest str rate.

He has been a Collossal failure in t20 world cups.
His former opening partner is Also in This list. What a combo

Ye Dosti hum nahi todenge. ....
:riz:babar :kp
 
Mohammad Amir has received plenty of flak over the comments he has made against Abhishek Sharma and the Indian team since the start of the T20 World Cup 2026, Amir said:

"I have just given my opinion. We have always praised India when they perform well. I have also said this earlier, one should respect one's opinion. If I talk about the kinds of things some former Indian players say, they use such bad language. They abuse Pakistan. We have never done so, just tell me one time if I ever used bad language against India,"

"When it comes to Abhishek, I just said that he doesn't have a defensive game. A player who cannot stop the ball, what else do I call him? Just tell me what to call him if he can't come into the line and defend the ball,"

"Learn to respect someone's opinion. There are 100 people in the world; not everyone can have the same opinion. We have played the sport, so we know how it works. Looking at how India and South Africa have been playing cricket, I think South Africa are better,"
 
SOME Indians (and Pakistanis) have a strong opinion against Amir's views. HE WAS A FIXER - no body is doubting, but nobody is "doodh ka dhula", AND majority of humans, including those who have been pointing finger, have done some stupid things in early life. Amir paid the price for it. It is all in the past. However, you can't take away his bowling knowledge just for his actions.

Amir's bowling in ICC tournaments has a huge value - better than most bowlers. Any half blind person could see one of the worst tulla innings in the history of T20WC today, which validates Amir's point of view.
 
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