The end is close? Kevin Pietersen predicts how long Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma stayed on top
Former England cricket, Kevin Pietersen, did his best to praise Rohit Sharmi and Virat Kohli, because he was reminiscent of their legendary status in the midst of criticism and concern about their bad form with a baton on the eve of the upcoming ICC champion Trophy 2025.
Kevin Pietersen emphasized that Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli do not need to prove anything to anyone, because they are already absolute legends of the game.
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Welcoming their incomparable ability to entertain fans around the world, an expert in cricket considers that two Indian cricket icons have been left for a few years to entertain fans with their game.
Kevin Pietersen said in Star Sports: “These guys don’t need to prove anything to anyone. They are legends in the game. They are wonderful entertainers. These guys have a few more years old. I absolutely love both.”
Former crisis of England also called Kohli the biggest chase in the history of the crislette. He pointed out that the former Indian skipper once won countless games for India.
He is the best persecutor who has ever seen India: Kevin Pietersen welcomes Virat Kohli
Pietersen further noted, “He is the best persecutor you have ever had in this country. There is no dough in the world who has persecuted and won more games for the ground than the virat kohli. When he appears, he must play.”
Referring to Rohit Sharma’s journey, Kevin Pietersen recalled in the early days when the US-Indian captain just broke into the Indian team of the crislette.
The Englishman also recalled Rohit’s fearless approach, especially against the Fire Pacers, breaking them to raise the sixties with his shots effortlessly, even in Australia. Pietersen said he realized that Rohit would become one of the biggest blows in modern times after watching his crackling began.
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Kevin Pietersen predicted that Rohit Sharma ‘would be very, very special’ player
Pietersen signed himself, saying, “I remember 2012 … I think there was a little criticism for him, and I said this little child would be very, very special. He should be careful and playing with them. The guy was so Good at the start and has been great since then. “
Significantly, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, who recently faced many return blows because of their bad appearances at BGT 2024-25 in Australia, landed in Nagpur to join the Indian camp on the eve of the upcoming series against three meths against England.
The first will be played in Nagpur on February 6th, followed by the second and last OTO 9 and 12th February in Cuttack and Ahmedabad. However, they would hope that their test pattern would not be accompanied by a white ball crisis, as the duo also failed on their return to the wound.
Last year, they only played 3 go -out, and the upcoming three Odra were rehearsals for men in blue for the upcoming ICC champions of Trophy 2025 and Rohit and Virat would love to spend great time in the middle against England before leaving for Dubai.
