NEW DELHI: Former England bowling player Steve Harmison has revived one of the most lasting cricket debates – Virat Kohli vs Sachin tendulkar – boldly named the former Indian captain as the largest cricket in the last three decades.Over the boundaries with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Speaking of Talksport’s cricket, Harmison said Kohli’s ability to thrive in the middle of a huge surveillance, adapted to the demands of modern cricket, and maintaining elite consistency made it stand out above even a legendary tendulkar.“I put the Kohli Virat on the number one on the sachin tendulkar, and that would cause a lot of eyebrows,” Harmison said. “The way the game has changed over the past ten years, Virat has to deal with hell more things outside the field that will affect him in the field. For me, in the last 20-30 years, the biggest cricket that has played this game-you took Shane Warne because he came early-I thought it was Virat Kohli. “Kohli, who turned into 37 months, will return to the Indian team for the first time in seven months during the upcoming ODI series in Australia. During the ODI World Cup 2023, he passed the 49 -century tendulkar record and now ahead of the list with 51 Odi hundreds. In 302 games, Kohli gathered 14,181 running on an average of 57.88, ranked third in the chart all the time behind Tendulkar (18,426) and Kumar Sangakkara.
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Harmison is also weighed at Ajit so debate over the participation of senior players in domestic cricket, support Kohli and Rohit Sharma.“These people have not played domestic crickets since 2013 and 2018 as they have not stopped with India,” he said. “If he wants to find a battle, he might get one – but he won’t win. This could be a knock in the first round if he tried to go in, especially without Virat.”Although Tendulkar remains a kohli idol and a measure of greatness to millions, Harmison’s statement adds new fuel to competition beyond the numbers – one in the form of an era and hope such as statistics and records.
