Ind vs Aus: Michael Clarke told who is the greatest ODI cricketer’s greatest cricketer, there was a panic before the Champions Trophy final

Michael Clarke Picks Greatest ODI Cricketer of all time ind vs aus: ‘Chase Master’ Virat Kohli once again laid the foundation of a stunning victory for India, in which he won his team by four wickets under uncomfortable circumstances in Dubai, Australia’s great player Michael Clarke praised his brilliant performance and called him the greatest ODI cricketer ever. Kohli (Virat Kohli vs Australia in ICC Knockout Matches) In ICC Knocout, he landed at the crease to pursue the biggest target against Australia and reduced the gap of victory with brilliant stroke play and wisely stroke rotation, finally his name was only five fours, which reveals his ability to score.

Clarke said about Virat Kohli

Clarke told Jio Hotstar, “Once again, he assessed the circumstances brilliantly. A great player, he knew what his team wanted and how to bring them to win the match. We have seen the same in his century against Pakistan. Virat has every shot – there is no question on his ability to set up a boundary. They keep on doing what to do, and when they need the most, they perform well. “

However, Kohli’s innings could have proved small if he did not get the support of Shreyas Iyer. Shreyas spent time at the crease after Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma were dismissed inside the power play.

Clarke (Michael clarke on shreyas Iyer batting vs aus) Has appreciated Iyer’s innings and claimed that both praised each other. He said, “There was an immediate need for a partnership as the team could fall down due to more wickets on Dubai’s spin-friendly pitches and it was Iyer who shared 91 runs with Kohli for the third wicket and once again proved to be a reliable option for the top order in ODI set up.

He said, “Shreyas played really well. He has an aggressive approach and great intentions and always tries to play his shots, which reduces the pressure on his batting partner. They and Virat Kohli are complementary to each other. Due to Virat’s experience, he can guide Shreyas and keep them restrained when he was not able to win.

Clarke said, “Australia succeeded in taking some wickets and if he had already broken this partnership, especially Virat, the game could have been completely different. But India goes to the credit. He played exceptionally well.”