AUS vs IND: Ravi Shastri and Michael Vaughan reveal the top 3 Indian players

In a recent analysis that sparked widespread debate among cricket fans, the former Indian coach said Ravi Shastri And former England captain Michael Vaughan They shared their thoughts on one of the most controversial topics in world cricket: the greatest Indian batsmen of all time. With their vast experience and in-depth knowledge of the game, both Shastri and Vaughan offered their insights on who should take the top spots on this prestigious list.

Their choices sparked discussions across social media and news platforms, with fans and experts alike keen to hear the reasons behind their choices. The two cricketing legends have provided valuable perspectives on how these players shaped Indian cricket and their impact on the global stage.

Ravi Shastri Legendary Trilogy

Shastri, with his deep knowledge of Indian cricket, has names Sachin Tendulkar As his number one. Tendulkar’s record-breaking career, including 100 international centuries, earned him the top spot. Shastri emphasizes Tendulkar’s unparalleled style and adaptability, which made him a formidable opponent in any form or condition.

“Sachin Tendulkar, for sheer longevity. When you play 200 Test matches, you’re 24 in the game, you know you’ve got more runs than anyone else. I’ve seen greatness from 22 yards out. There’s just the movement at the crease for balance, And the power in his shots that he played at the top was a wonderful thing that you can see as you go through the formats and not many people get 100 international hundreds in fact he is the only one to get 100 international hundreds, special.” Shastri said on Fox Cricket.

It comes in second place to Shastri Sunil Gavaskarknown for his defensive prowess and ability to hit long innings. Gavaskar’s contribution to Indian cricket in his formative years in Test cricket, with 34 centuries, cemented his place among the greats.

“I think the best opening batsman I’ve ever seen in Test cricket is Sunil Gavaskar. I say that because I mean this is the pre-helmet era, to play the best fast bowlers in the world and it’s waterproof technology. You can sleep in the dressing room if Sunny hits the 30s “As soon as he joined, he was transformed and was a brilliant player in all conditions especially Test cricket, I mean absolutely special and special. Shastri added.

Shastri completes his list with Virat Kohlihighlighting his aggressive approach, consistent performances and leadership that has redefined Indian cricket in recent times. Kohli’s records in all formats are a testament to his skill, fitness and determination.

“I think he’s the most dominant batsman of the last decade in all formats of the game. I think Virat Kohli for me because just his ability to control attacks is world class and uh for that period of time and he’s not done yet.” Shastri further added.

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Michael Vaughan’s pick for India’s batting elite

Vaughan echoed Shastri’s sentiments by putting Tendulkar at the top. Vaughan praised Tendulkar for his technical brilliance and the wide range of records he holds, especially his ability to grow with the game.

“Number one Sachin Tendulkar. I think again in all formats he was a pleasure to watch play, he had a lot of control on the front foot and the back foot in defense in attack and Yorkshire. “We give credit to Sachin, he came in when he was 19 “Or 20 years old and he’s had a beer or two, and look at what a great player he is.” Vaughan said.

Kohli finds a place in Vaughan’s list too, as he is known for his run-chasing ability, his game-changing performances, and his impact on the world stage. His leadership coincided with India’s rise in world cricket.

“Virat Kohli. I mean Test cricket, he’s fantastic, he hasn’t been at his best recently but over the last 10 years he’s been able to dominate all the different bowlers around the world in all the different conditions and in my opinion he’s the greatest chaser in white-ball cricket. I don’t think there is a better player who can make the chase look so easy, he seems to have the ability to read the situation and it’s not exactly the kind of equation he needs to get to, yes he is my second man Virat Kohli,” Vaughan added.

Surprisingly, Vaughan includes a young prodigy Yashavi JaiswalPointing towards the future. Jaiswal’s recent performances in domestic and international cricket have demonstrated a talent that Vaughan believes will define the next decade of Indian cricket, highlighting his style, temperament and potential.

“The third player for me is a young player who I saw just two years ago, Yashavi Jaiswal, who is in the top three players I have seen. This young player is already a star in all formats and I am convinced over the next 10 years he will be a global star not only in India but Around the world in all the different formats of cricket 2020, 50 over cricket, Test match cricket, Indian Premier League, we will see a lot of this young player and I have seen enough in two years to put him in the top three. Vaughan added further.