Ponte en ricking, Pontashash, el “mejor jugador” de Virat Kohli

Australian Cricketer Steve Smith grabbed the headlines as he went on to reach a special milestone of not having reached to 10,000 runs in Test cricket. After his brilliant knock at Galle, praises flew in. And former Australia captain Ricky Ponting went on to claim that Smith is the best player of the generation. What is more interesting is that he completely ignored Virat Kohli‘s name when comparing it with the Fab 4.

Steve Smith then converted his score to his 35th Test century and became the 4th Australian to reach the 5-digit score in the longest format of the game.

Steve Smith the bets player of this generation?

“Is he the best player of his generation? It’s hard to argue against it. Joe Root is the other one now, and [Kane] La escritura de Williamson también es muy buena. Joe duró los últimos años, creo, creo que Heraldo por la mañana en Ponging Sydney.

Ricky Ponting drew parallels with England’s Joe Root and claimed Kane Williamson’s record is outstanding as well. But the name that was ignored was India’s Virat Kohli. Ponting further added, that out of the big four, a couple of years back, it was Kohli who was leading the charts.

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“Five or six years ago, when this big four emerged, with [Virat] Ni Kohli ni Joe Noe, probablemente hicieron cientos de muchachos, pero en los últimos cuatro años fue 19cientos años. Añadió.

Ponting further added that it will be very hard to ignore the stats and the feats that Steve Smith has achieved over the years, and thus stands by his point.

“If you asked an Englishman they’d say Joe Root, if you asked an Aussie they’d say Steve Smith, and if you asked a Kiwi they’d say Kane Williamson. So it’s a tough one, but on the numbers themselves it’s pretty hard to argue against what he’s done,” said Ponting.