Jacques Kallis Widely considered one of the greatest all -rounders who have played the game anytime. South African Mestro scored more than 10,000 runs in both tests and ODI formats, taking over 500 wickets in international cricket. Kalis was a match-winner with both the bat and ball both bat and ball. His long life and stability distanced him, making him a role model for the aspiration of cricketers worldwide.
Kevin Peterson named the next Jacques Kallis of cricket
The naming of the next Kallis can be a challenging task for many people, but not for the former England cricketer Kevin PetersonThe British recently revealed his pick up who he considers the next Kallis in international cricket. He went with the captain of Young India Shubman GillPeterson admitted that although he has not seen Gill’s recent batting for the first time, he is keeping an eye on the impressive record of the young batsman.
Peterson praised Gill’s form, saying that he had already predicted the rise of the Indian star and believes that he has now proved himself. Emphasizing the need for self-confidence and stability, Peterson attracted a parallel with Kalis, given that South African legend also made a slow start for his career, which has seen the world before becoming one of the greatest cricketers.
“Look, I have not seen his batting, but I am reading about his record, he has batted brilliantly. I am not surprised by Gill’s performance, I had already predicted it. They just need to return it. Look at them, he has proved himself today. Look, Jacks Kalis also made a slow start in his court, but later he became the biggest cricket in his court,” Peterson told Annie.
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Indian star as his life
Gill, who has captured the captaincy of the Indian Test in the absence of senior players, is enjoying the purple patch of his career. In the ongoing five -match Test series against England, Gill has already scored 585 runs in just two matches at an amazing average of 146. His run-fest includes three centuries-one of which was a royal double hundred in the Edgbaston Test, leading India to a series-tier win. Gill’s approach, shot selection, and growing leadership qualities have not only influenced fans and experts, but have also deployed them as a possible flag bearer of India’s batting heritage in the coming years.
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