Kohli is only batsman in current generation destined to be a legend: Moin Khan


PTI, Feb 8, 2020, 12:38 PM IST

Karachi: Former Pakistan wicket-keeper batsman Moin Khan believes Indian skipper Virat Kohli is the only batsman among the current generation who is destined to break many more records and become a legend.

The former Test skipper, who ended his international career in the 2004 home series against India, lamented that the quality of batsmen and bowlers had gone down compared to the 1980s and 90s era.

“I see Kohli as the only one among the current generation of batsman who is destined to break many records as well as become a legend,” he said on G-sports show on GTV News channel.

However, Khan was disappointed with the quality of cricketers in the current Pakistan team.

“I look at the Pakistan team and we lack match-winners or game changes like we had in the 80s or 90s. When I was in the team they were so many match-winners and we all knew someone would do it that day. That was class,” Khan said.

The former chief selector and Pakistan team manager lamented that Pakistan cricket had fallen behind Indian cricket because of a lack of match winners.

“I credit Mahindra Singh Dhoni for changing the face of Indian cricket. He really turned them around and saw through what Saurav Ganguly had started. That is why India is producing so many quality players and they have strong bench strength,” he said.

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