Published 12:27 IST, May 15th 2020
Rashid Khan does NOT include Virat Kohli, David Warner in 3 toughest batsmen to bowl to
Rashid Khan named three batsmen who he found the most difficult to bowl to by snubbing the likes of RCB captain Virat Kohli and David Warner.
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Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan is one of best spinners in world at moment. His deceiving leg-breaks and bamboozling googlies have made life tough for batsmen all around world. Rashin Khan has become a veteran of a kind by playing in T20 leagues all around world. Rashid Khan has become a household name due to his exploits in T20 cricket.
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Rashid Khan picks Hardik Pandya over Virat Kohli and David Warner as toughest batsmen to bowl to
Rashid Khan made his Indian Premier League (IPL) debut in IPL 2017 as a 19-year-old and immediately made an impact for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) side. In 2017, Rashid Khan picked up 17 wickets in just 14 matches and emerged as one of bowlers of tournament. In his three seasons with SRH so far, leg-spinner has accounted for 55 wickets in 46 matches. He is also yet to miss a match for his side ever since he made his debut.
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Rashid Khan has entangled several batsmen with his spin but re are batsmen who he finds toughest to bowl to. In a chat with cricket commentator Jatin Sapru, Rashid Khan named three such batsmen. leggie surprisingly snubbed likes of Virat Kohli and David Warner as he named Chris Gayle, Andre Russell and Hardik Pandya. Rashid Khan has bowled to hard-hitting trio in IPL.
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Rashid Khan has also bowled at Caribbean duo of Chris Gayle and Andre Russell in Caribbean Premier League amongst many or competitions. Rashid Khan is a seasoned campaigner in T20s as he has bagged 296 wickets in 211 matches so far.
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12:27 IST, May 15th 2020