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When someone talks about the pull shot, it’s difficult not to associate the shot with Indian captain Rohit Sharma.
Rohit plays the shot so well that it has become his trademark shot. It’s almost as if he is the one who has invented this gem of an answer to the short balls.
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In a chat with Shoaib Malik, Pakistan left-arm quicks Shaheen Afridi and Mohammad Amir were asked to choose their favourite between Rohit’s pull shot or Mohammad Rizwan’s flick.
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Mohammad Amir chooses Rohit Sharma’s pull shot over Pakistan’s Mohammad Rizwan’s flick
For the second successive time, Amir preferred an Indian batsman’s shot over a Pakistani batsman.
First, he chose Virat Kohli’s cover drive over Babar Azam’s cover drive. Then, he chose Rohit’s pull shot over Rizwan’s flick.
Afridi went with Rizwan’s flick. “Both are different shots. Flick is different and so is a pull shot,” Afridi said in an attempt to stay neutral. “Say the truth, say the truth now,” Amir exclaimed in reply to Afridi.
Amir then went on to explain why he felt Rohit’s pull shot is better:
[Rohit] hits [the pull shot] so effortlessly, so sweetly. It feels like he’s hitting an off-spinner even when he is facing a fast bowler. That’s just how he hits the pull shot. He does it with such ease. It feels like he has so much time on his hands no matter how fast the bowler bowls.
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