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hiiii,
 how  good to  comparison with others esp Virat and sachin.  Virat has showed outstanding performance in  couple of years. I could not stop pondering, we have forgotten Sachin T.  his presence and performance & dignified behavior in fields and to off cuff.  A new Leader has born  in India cricket Virat has shadowed others peers. youths are fascinated and thrilled to see him to show bat antiquates and dominating  the opponents.

Sachin must have proud of him.....a successor to (him)bound to the break all records in the future.

Not for long we believed that no one can compare with sachin. However, we are sure Kohli  getting fast and furious with his bats.


Kudos to Virat, and even many2 salute to a legend of cricket inspiration to otheres
Regards,

GKRai
 
 
   

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