Sunil Gavaskar
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'Are you happy with scoring 25-30 runs?': Sunil Gavaskar asks Rohit Sharma
In the current Champions Trophy, Rohit has followed an aggressive strategy to offer rapid openings, yet this has translated into regular early fallovers. His best score in the tournament so far is 41 against Bangladesh in the opening game.
'If You Want Only Slim Guys...': Sunil Gavaskar Criticizes Shama Mohamed Over Remarks on Rohit Sharma
Gavaskar vehemently refuted the politician's remarks by comparing them to the kind of criticism that Mumbai cricketer Sarfaraz Khan receives despite his regular performances, which have always been criticized for his body.
Gavaskar Encourages Players to Make Ranji Trophy Participation a Habit, Not Just a Box-Ticking Exercise
With the likes of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, and others turning out for their respective state teams since January 23, Gavaskar believes their participation brought fresh energy to the competition, boosting the profile of the prestigious domestic tournament.
Gavaskar Predicts Bumrah as the Next Captain
Bumrah recently produced one of the best-ever bowling performances by an overseas pacer in Australia and picked 32 wickets over five Tests.
Gavaskar Says Rohit and Kohli's Test Careers Rely on Selectors' Decision
Gavaskar believes that at 37, Rohit might not fit into India’s long-term Test plans. By the time the 2027 cycle culminates, Rohit would be 41, making his inclusion as a player and captain unlikely.
We Need Players Like Jaiswal and Reddy Who Defend Their Wicket Like It's Their Life: Gavaskar
Jaiswal has scored 391 runs in five Tests, of which 161 came in his brilliant second innings knock in the series opener in Perth, where India won by 295 runs. He had a brief period of struggle before scoring 82 and 84 in the Melbourne Test.
Indian Players Never Complained About Grass on SCG Pitch, Says Gavaskar
Openers KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal fell early, and Shubman Gill, playing in place of the rested Rohit, and Virat Kohli too could not contribute much.
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