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Babar Azam Or Rohit Sharma; Who’s Easier To Dismiss? Mohammad Amir Reveals

Poulomi Chakraborty

Mohammad Amir got Rohit's wicket in 2017 CT final (Source: CallMeSheri1/x.com)Mohammad Amir got Rohit's wicket in 2017 CT final (Source: CallMeSheri1/x.com)

Who is the greatest player in world cricket? The debate is never-ending. The fierce face-off between the batter and bowler often entertains fans. In the cricket world, the India-Pakistan rivalry has served as the biggest rivalry in cricket and made the game even more interesting.

When asked who is easier to dismiss between Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam, Mohammad Amir’s response was nothing short of spectacular. His bold and unexpected answer instantly became the talk of the town.

Rohit Sharma Easier To Dismiss Than Babar, Says Amir

Over the years, the India-Pakistan rivalry has entertained the cricket world. The on-field battles are intense, but sometimes, it’s the off-field banter that steals the spotlight. Something similar has taken place as Mohammad Amir’s recent take on Rohit Sharma is turning heads.

In a recent interaction, star Pakistani bowler Mohammad Amir was asked about “Who is easier to dismiss, Babar Azam or Rohit Sharma?” Amir, known for his brilliance on the field, swung the answer in a different way.

While answering this, Amir smartly said,“Rohit Sharma, because he plays aggressively and gives you a chance to dismiss.” His response created buzz on social media.

Babar’s Never Ending Struggle In International Cricket

After being dropped from Pakistan’s T20I squad, Babar Azam came back for the ongoing ODI series but the hunt for his rhythm is still going on. 

In a disappointing outing for the Men in Green in the 2nd ODI, Babar’s woes deepened as he fell for just 1 run off 3 balls.

While chasing the 293-run target, Pakistan’s batting lineup crumbled in front of the Kiwi bowling attack. 

Amid the collapse, Faheem Ashraf fought back with a gritty 73, while Naseem Shah’s lone run added to the tally. Despite their efforts, Pakistan managed only 208, falling short by 84 runs as the Kiwis sealed a commanding victory.