Cricket News / Rohit Sharma told Mohammad Amir a 'normal bowler', Pakistani bowler gave this answer after 6 years

Zoom News : Jun 21, 2022, 05:26 PM
Pakistan's veteran fast bowler Mohammad Amir made his return to international cricket in 2016 from the T20 World Cup match played against India at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. Before that match, when Indian opener Rohit Sharma was asked about Amir, he called this Pakistani bowler a 'normal bowler'. Aamir has now given his answer to Rohit's statement after almost six years. The Pak pacer has said that he does not take Rohit's words seriously. Amir also reminded that Rohit has always been seen struggling in front of his balls. However, he also called Rohit a world class batsman.

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Esports quoted Aamir as saying, 'I don't take Rohit Sharma's statements seriously. Every player has his own opinion, so it is not right to take Rohit's statement as a negative statement. Most of the batsmen in world cricket called me a world class bowler, but Rohit has a different opinion. I don't think there is any harm in that. As a professional cricketer, Rohit has his personal opinion.

He said, 'You cannot be every player's favorite. There is no doubt that Rohit Sharma is one of the best batsmen in world cricket. Whenever I bowled to him, he had trouble playing my ball, but still he is one of the best players for me. Amir had made Rohit his victim in that match played in Kolkata.

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Rohit had described Amir as a simple bowler in the press conference before the match between India and Pakistan in 2016. He had said, 'Stop talking about him. He is not the only bowler, Pakistan have five other bowlers who are doing well for them. I don't think it's right to give him too much hype after a match. He is good but he needs to prove it again and again. Now people are comparing him with Wasim Akram. He is just a simple bowler. If he's good that day, he's good.


India beat Pakistan by 6 wickets

Talking about the match, in that match, India won the toss and bowled first, restricting Pakistan to 118 runs for 5 wickets and then won the match by losing 4 wickets in 15.5 overs. Rohit could not do anything special in that match and after scoring 10 runs was out on the ball of Amir. Apart from Rohit, Virat Kohli scored 55 and Yuvraj Singh scored 24 runs. At the same time, Amir took one wicket for 11 runs in 3 overs in his name.

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