For more than a decade, Virat Kohli, Joe Root, Steve SmithAnd Ken Williamson It is celebrated as the “Fab Four” of modern cricket. These batting icons dominated the formats and set new benchmarks in international cricket. However, with all the four entering the stages of their career, the discussion has begun, which can make them successful as the next set of batting. The cricket world is echoing with speculation, and two England stars have now joined the debate.
Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid choose next generation stars
Former England all -rounder Moin Ali And star spinner Adil Rashid Recently shared his views on the next Fab Four. Speaking Beard before wicketMoeen strongly supported India’s growing pair Shubman Gill And Yashsvi JaiswalHe praised Gill’s elegance and composition, exposing his better technology during India’s test series against England. On Jaiswal, Moin called him a “gun player”, who has already proved his class under challenging circumstances at home and abroad.
“Shubman Gill, the way he makes bats and the way he makes it quite easy. In this series, his technology has grown much better. Sound is a proud and he is a top player – very good, elegant and stylish. Some things you see for a batter, some shots or things that she does the same thing. Moeen said.
Moeen’s personal list included Gill, Jiswal, Harry Brook, Rachin RavindraAnd, if expanded up to five names, Jacob BethelRashid’s choice was slightly different as he went with Brooke, Gill, Jaiswal and Bethel for his Fab Four. Both agreed that Gill and Jaiswal were ready to lead the next era of batting dominance.
“Brooke, Gill, Jaiswal … I will add Bethel. In the next five or six years, he will be there,” Rashid said.
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Rising stars perform standouts
Players supported by Moeen and Rashid have already given influential numbers in their young career. Gill, recently appointed India’s Test Captain, performed both leadership and continuity in the series against England, which ended as the highest run-scorer with an average of 75.40, including four centuries. Jaiswal was also impressed, scored 411 runs in a single series with two centuries and two fifties.
England’s Brooke made headlines with his fearless batting, scoring 481 runs in five Tests against India, including two hundreds. Young Bethel has shown his 29 international promise for England, with 869 runs eight half -centuries. Meanwhile, Rachin of New Zealand is already growing rapidly with 8 centuries in his career, underlining all its format capacity.
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