Former India opener Aakash Chopra noted that while Kohli and Gill batted famously last night at the Greenfield International Stadium, Rohit Sharma could be disappointed in himself. He got a nice start, the ball was coming nicely to his bat, and all of a sudden, he played a wrong shot.
"He was batting quite well, actually, right through to his wicket in the end. And this is something that must be bothering him as well, that he had got a start, the ball was coming nicely onto the bat, and he was looking good. So then, why play that one shot?" Chopra raised the question.
Aakash Chopra advises Rohit Sharma to correct his mistakes
“That is something he would want to correct. He would want to correct it when they head to Guwahati. But so far, so good. I mean, he batted well too. It could be that when they go to Guwahati, it will be all about Rohit Sharma", the former cricketer continued.
Will Shubman Gill be able to score 15,000 ODI runs like Virat Kohli?
"If he continues to play like this, then one thought definitely comes to my mind. This is a question that is often asked: if he plays the same amount of cricket, if he also plays 300 matches, will he also be able to score 15,000 runs? Within just 300 matches? There are so many ups and downs. Sometimes you get injured. Sometimes you lose your form. But from what we have seen so far, Shubman Gill can do it," Chopra continued.
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