“Virat Kohli Can Lift 150-250 Kg, Doesn’t Mean Rohit Sharma…”: Kapil Dev’s Blunt Comparison

Simply because the Indian workforce prepares for the ultimate phases of the T20 World Cup 2024, the intriguing Rohit Sharma vs Virat Kohli battle on social media has bought followers hooked, due to some feedback from the good Kapil Dev. With solely two hurdles crossed within the ongoing ICC occasion, India will subsequent tackle England within the semi-finals on Thursday. Nevertheless, forward of the high-profile conflict, Kapil Dev made some avoidable comparative statements on Kohli and Rohit, highlighting how the Hitman continues his job regardless of not being as bodily match as his accomplice.

Kohli is a health freak and this can’t be denied. In actual fact, it’s due to his laborious work within the health club that there was an enormous change within the angle of Indian gamers in direction of the sport. Though Rohit just isn’t as large a health club freak as Virat, his efficiency on this T20 World Cup has been glorious.

Kapil stated in a chat, ABP NewsHe additionally praised Rohit's capacity to hit the ball throughout the park regardless of not having six packs like Kohli.

“If Virat Kohli can raise 150 kg and 250 kg dumbbells, it doesn't imply Rohit ought to do the identical. It appears Rohit is aware of his recreation very effectively. He performs in line with his personal means. He isn’t like Virat Kohli and doesn't leap right here and there. Rohit is conscious of his limitations and there’s no one higher than him on this regard, not even Virat,” Kapil stated on ABP Information' present.

“Rohit has only one pack and that is sufficient to hit large sixes,” he harassed.

Kapil praised Rohit's captaincy and stated that he is among the few individuals who has saved different workforce members pleased whereas main the workforce.

“Many large gamers come however they arrive for themselves, even they do captaincy for themselves, however Rohit will get an additional likelihood as a result of he retains the entire workforce pleased,” the 1983 World Cup-winning Indian captain stated.