Rachin Ravindra: New Zealand youngster in ‘next generation of batting greats’, says Michael Atherton | Cricket News happymamay

Sky Sports’ Michael Atherton praised the mixture of New Zealand Rashin Ravenra as “one of the brightest young talents in the game” before her clash with India in the Champions Cup final on Sunday.

Ravenra again lit up on the world stage with his fifth victory in the ODI team in Black Copes’s victory over South Africa in the semi-finals on Wednesday-where all of these five centuries were scored in a world championship for the International Criminal Court.

Kane Williamson-who has been loving long ago as a member of “The Fab Four” in the World Game-also a ton of ODI 15, but Atherton believes that 25-year-old Ravindra will continue that scarf when his 34-year-old teammate moves.

“Rachin Ravenra is one of the brightest young talents in the game,” said Atheon.

“We say similar about Harry Brock, and there are Yashasvi Jaiswal also with India, these are men who will be among a handful of the next generation of great.

“It is clear that Ken Williamson was part of what we call” The Fab Four “, along with [Joe] root, [Steve] Smith and [Virat] Kohli, and I think Ravindra is among the next group of players who take it.

“He is a great player, and some of the shots he played in the semi -finals were very elegant.”

The former New Zealand goalkeeper and the great comments Ian Smith said that it was similar when it was closed to Air for Ravingra’s Center.

“We see some of the real layer here, absolute brilliance. Beating the future,” Smith note.

“What a wonderful roles to see it. It is very easy on the eye, very comfortable, very small!

“It is very exciting for the game – forgetting New Zealand – for the game as a whole.”

Hussein: New Zealand will not overwhelm it in the final

Atheon added that he believed that “the two best teams in the final”, which is playing in Dubai on Sunday – Live on Sky Sports Cricket From 8:30 am (first ball, 9 am).

The parties have already retreated in Dubai once, in the group stage, on a larger track of the championship as much as Varun Chakravagey starred in numbers 5-42 in 44 victory.

but Sky Sports’ Nasser Hussein supported the black hats to put it in a strong show in Sunday, saying: “They will not slip it, nor will they suffocate.

“We were having dinner with [former Australia batter] Aaron Vinci is well summarized in New Zealand’s saying is never an aspect that overcame themselves. With this, it means that they will be guided and will perform.

“Along the way through the New Zealand squad, they have some very difficult cricket players who come to each game and give it their best – and for this reason they will always be there in the semi -finals and finals.

“They also have this wonderful mixture among the great professionals who were there throughout the year, such as Ken Williamson, one of the greats of all – and young people in the likes of Rachin Ravenra.

“They may lose [New Zealand]But if they did that, it would be because India overcame them. “

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