Monty Panesar senses Rohit Sharma is Don Bradman of Turning Pitches

‘Rohit Sharma is the Don Bradman of turning pitches’ says Monty Panesar: Before the Test series between India and England, an ex-England captain attempted a warning about Indian captain Rohit Sharma regarding turning pitches.

Monty Panesar, A Former England spinner praised Rohit Sharma as the ‘Don Bradman of turning pitches’ before the Ind vs Eng five-match Test series. He was the core of England’s team as they experienced a series win in India in 2012-2013 with 17 wickets in 5 innings.

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The text discusses Sir Donald Bradman, who is widely introduced as the greatest batsman of all time. His Test career terminated with an average of 99.94 which consists of 52 Test matches, 6996 runs, and 29 centuries. Being compared to Bradman is considered the biggest praise for any cricketer.

As per Panesar, Rohit plays a key role in Team India and he holds an incredible record in Test cricket.

“Indian batters are attacking against the turning ball. They are a bit more fearless. The key man for India is going to be Rohit Sharma. He’s the Don Bradman of turning pitches. His record is unbelievable. England have to get Rohit out early right through to have a chance of winning the Test series,” Panesar stated in the interview with Hindustan Times.

“If England can keep Rohit quiet, India will be going to Plan B. You then put the younger batters under pressure. That is going to be key,” Monty added further.

Previously in the 2021 4-test home series against the English squad, Rohit secured 345 runs at an average of 57.50 with a century and a half-century. The Indian Skipper, Rohit boasts a terrific Test record at home, at an average of nearly 67 with 8 centuries and 6 half-centuries in 24 games.