Who is the best bowler in the world in the eyes of Babar
Who is the best bowler in the world in the eyes of Babar, Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam chose Shahin Shah Afridi
Pat Cummins, Kagiso Rabada, Yashpreet Bumra or anyone else. Who is the best bowler of the time? In response to such a question, Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam chose Shahin Shah Afridi.
A couple of days ago, former South African fast bowler Dale Steyn chose Babur Azam as the best batsman in the ODI and T20 rankings in response to the question, "Who is the best batsman in the world right now?"
Who is the best batsman in cricket, who is the best bowler? Debates continue over these. The ICC rankings give an idea. Apart from this, analysts put forward the preferred cricketer with various statistics and arguments. Sometimes one cricketer analyzes another cricketer with his eyes.
It is not the end of the controversy, but the strengths and weaknesses of the cricketer that come up in such discussions. That discussion also caught the eye of the cricketer, seeing that many people want to surpass each other. That is why this debate is sweet to the supporters.
Speaking to a journalist in Lahore about the 22-year-old left-arm pacer, Pakistan three-time captain Babar said, "Shaheen is my number one bowler. He (once) will also be in the first place in the rankings. '
The statistics show why Shaheen is the best bowler in the eyes of the best batsman of the time chosen by Dale Steyn. Only three years of international career, the Pakistani fast bowler has already identified himself. He has been a threat to batsmen in all versions of cricket. The bowler, who has played only 94 international matches, is in the top ten in all formats. Australia are fourth in the Tests, seventh in the ODIs and tenth in the T20I rankings after the recent series.
Babar feels lucky to have such a talented and hardworking bowler, "The way he (Shaheen) works and performs, he will go a long way (in his career)." The left-arm pacer has taken 95 wickets in just 24 Tests. He took 59 wickets in 30 matches at an average of 23.6 in ODIs. He has taken 47 wickets in 40 Twenty20 matches. The enviable ability to pick up wickets early in any format has made him one of the most feared pacers of the new ball era.
