Border Gavaskar Trophy Basit Ali Support Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli after form criticism IND vs AUS Cricket

Basit Ali Support Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli: The recent poor form of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma has become a matter of concern among Indian cricket fans and experts. Seeing his performance in the home Test series against Bangladesh and New Zealand, some people have started raising questions. Questions are being raised as to whether the era of these giants is about to end? Meanwhile, former Pakistani cricketer Basit Ali has given a unique message and advised the Indian fans not to lose faith in their stars so soon.

Basit Ali made emotional appeal
Basit Ali made an emotional appeal to the fans in a video on his YouTube channel, saying, “There are talks that Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Ashwin should be dropped from the team. But do you have any players of their level?” “Will you drop players whose quality is second to none?” Basit said that India should not raise questions on its stars in a hurry, but should motivate them so that they can return to their form.

Basit Ali gave advice to Rohit-Virat
Basit Ali also admitted that Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have suffered from lack of match practice. He did not participate in domestic tournaments like Duleep Trophy, whereas many other players of the Indian Test team participated in this tournament. Basit said, “Virat and Rohit need match practice. They should be allowed to play on such grounds where they can stay at the crease for a long time.”

Border-Gavaskar Trophy will start from 22nd November
The Indian team has been winning the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia for two consecutive times. From November 22, the Indian team will play the Border-Gavaskar Trophy on Australian soil. This trophy is a five-match Test series, in which India can create history by winning the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia for the third consecutive time. For this, it is important for the senior players of the team to be in form.

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