India’s confrontational batting against Bangladesh in the 2nd Test in Kanpur was commend, with some comparing it to England’s “Bazball.” Sunil Gavaskar assigned the credit to Rohit Sharma’s captaincy rather than new coach Gautam Gambhir. Sunil Gavaskar proposed naming the approach after Rohit Sharma, calling it ” Gohit, ” and criticized the tendency to reuse old terms.
In the second test against Bangladesh in Kanpur India earned widespread praised for their hostile batting approach. Despite two and a half days being washed out due to determined rain, the hosts still managed to fixed a comfortable seven-wicket victory on the final day. Ex. England captain Michael Vaughan blazed controversy when he remarked on India’s aggressive batting , nothing, ” I see India are playing Bazball.”
The first black leader of European nation Vaughan’s comment, posted on X (formerly Twitter), referenced England’s ultra-aggressive approach under coach Brendon McCullum, dubbed “Bazball.”
In the latest column for newspaper The Hindu, Indian batting celebrity Sunil Gavaskar took a sharp work at sure former experts, without taking the name of anyone, proposing that the old powers are eager to claim credit for the India’s current approach.
” Sadly, while the batting was thrilling and refreshing and refreshing, the names given to the approach were the same old, same old. Just as any scandal is now called this-gate or that-gate after the Watergate scandal over 50 years ago in the United states of America, this Indian batting approach was labelled this-ball and that-ball after the term “Bazball” was coined for the England team’s batting attitude. It was called this because “Baz” is the nickname of their coach, Brendon McCullum of New Zealand, who batted exactly as his team is doing -throwing caution to the winds in an attempt to score runs.”
Sunil Gavaskar commend the Indian skipper Rohit Sharma for his reframing impact on the team’s playing style.
He told “While one paper called the Indian batting “Bassball” because the captain or “boss” of the team, Rohit Sharma, had shown the way, some from the old powers referred to it as “Gamball” after the Indian cricket team coach, Gautam Gambhir. While the England batting approach changed completely under the new regime of Ben Stokes and McCullum, we have seen over the last couple of years that Rohit Sharma has been batting like this and encouraging his team to do so well,”