Mohammad hafeez picks king of world cricket champions trophy: Former Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Hafeez has described former Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli (Mohammad Hafeez on Virat Kohli) as the real ‘king’ of world cricket. Hafeez made this statement during an interview recently, in which he praised Kohli’s batting and his dedication to cricket. Hafeez said, “Cricket has become a passion for Virat Kohli. His technical strength and mental firmness separates him from other players, he can be called the real king of world cricket.”
Kohli’s amazing record in batting and consistent performance has given him the status of a big cricket icon worldwide. Hafeez also said that Virat Kohli is honored all over the world along with his sports as well as his leadership.
This statement is particularly important, because there has always been a competition between Pakistan and India over cricket. In such a situation, praising the Indian player by a Pakistani player sends a positive message, which can become a symbol of friendship and respect between the cricket lovers of both countries.
Talking about international cricket, Virat’s name now has 27,503 runs in 547 matches and 614 innings at an average of 52.38, including 82 centuries and 142 fifties. His best score is 254*. He has now become the third highest run -scorer in international cricket, overtaking Ponting, who has scored 27,483 runs at an average of 45.95, including 71 centuries and 146 fifties and his best score is 257.
In ODIs, against Pakistan, Virat has scored 778 runs in 17 matches and 17 innings at an average of 59.84, including four centuries and two fifties. His best score is 183. This is Virat’s sixth century in ICC ODi events and is his first century in the ICC Champions Trophy. Also, he has equaled Sachin Tendulkar in terms of scoring more than fifty in ICC ODi events, which has 23 such scores.