Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli: Kuldeep Yadav reveals the hardest captain to convince for DRS

The India National Cricket Team won the first match against the <a href="https://cricket.international/aakash-chopra-wants-mohammed-siraj-in-indias-xi-for-2nd-odi-vs-west-indies/" title="Aakash Chopra wants Mohammed Siraj in India’s XI for 2nd ODI vs West Indies“>West Indies National Cricket Team by 8 wickets, with Virat Kohli playing a sensational knock in the run chase. The night before the match, during an event, Muthoot FinCorp became the title sponsor for India for the next two years. Kuldeep Yadav revealed the hardest captain to convince to go for a DRS.

Kuldeep Yadav was the Player of the Match in the first ODI against the Windies; he came back strong after a setback in the Test series in Sri Lanka and picked 4/40 in his 10 overs and turned the game for the Men in Blue in the middle overs once again. He looked in a different rhythm once he got his first wicket.

“The most difficult to convince was Rohit Sharma for DRS”: Kuldeep Yadav on DRS review

During the Muthoot FinCorp event, host Jatin Sapru asked Kuldeep Yadav, who was on stage, mentioning the two former captains, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and current captain Shubman Gill, who is the hardest to convince to go for a DRS review. Kuldeep Yadav pointed his fingers towards Rohit Sharma, calling him the most difficult captain to convince for a review.

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Kuldeep Yadav said, “Mohammad Siraj is the biggest culprit when it comes to DRS. After him, it’s me. But for me, the most difficult to convince was Rohit Sharma for DRS, Virat Kohli always ready for DRS.”

Ravindra Jadeja takes funny jab against all Indian captains

While Ravindra Jadeja was asked the same question, he named every captain as difficult, as no one listens to him, and laughed after answering the question. Jaddu had a poor return to the ODI squad as he failed to pick wickets despite being economical in the match, as he finished his spell for 0/54 in 10 overs.

Ravindra Jadeja stated, “For me, all captains are difficult to convince for DRS. No one listens to me.”

Virat Kohli starred in the run chase

Coming to the match, India won the toss and elected to field first, as Naman Dhir made his debut in the match. West Indies had a brilliant start courtesy of their openers, John Campbell and Justin Greaves. They were excellent as the latter scored his maiden ODI hundred, playing a knock of 101 runs; however, the middle order crumbled, and they finished 295/7 in their 50 overs.

While chasing, it was Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma who gave India a brilliant start, as the Indian captain played a superb knock of 110 runs, and he stitched a brilliant partnership in the run chase with Virat Kohli, who came in with a different mindset and more aggressive style of batting, and played a knock of 139 runs off 88 deliveries, smashing 10 fours and 9 sixes.

Kohli once again stepped up big and broke several milestones as he became the fastest to reach 15,000 runs, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar’s milestone as the two sit right at the top 2 positions in the most ODI runs in international cricket.

Source: cricketaddictor.com