R Ashwin got angry on calling Abhishek Sharma a slugger, gave a befitting reply to Mohammad Aamir

R Ashwin vs Mohammad Amir: After continuous poor performance, Abhishek Sharma finally scored a half-century against Zimbabwe. This was Abhishek Sharma’s first half-century in the World Cup. Earlier, Abhishek had also been out on a hat-trick golden duck in the T-20 World Cup 2026. Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Aamir had called Abhishek Sharma a slugger a few days ago. Now Ashwin has given a befitting reply to Mohammad Aamir.

R Ashwin gave a befitting reply

Giving a befitting reply to Aamir, R Ashwin said on his YouTube channel, “A video of Mohammad Aamir is going viral, in which he has called Abhishek Sharma a ‘slugger’. I just want to make one thing clear: You can say anything about his game, but he is not a ‘slugger’. His bat swing is one of the best in cricket today. We all know that Yuvraj Singh is his guru.”

He further said, “Maybe his bat swing is even better than them. There cannot be a better bat swing than this. Whenever Abhishek hits the ball, it goes very far. That is why people consider him a slugger. Abhishek’s only mistake is that he hits aggressive shots on every ball.”

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Abhishke Sharma played a brilliant inning of 55 runs.

Abhishek Sharma played a brilliant inning of 55 runs in 30 balls against Zimbabwe. Apart from 4 fours, he hit 4 sixes in his name. Earlier, he had scored 15 runs against South Africa, while he was out on a duck against Netherlands, Pakistan and USA. However, the good news is that Abhishek has returned to form and has silenced his critics. India will play its upcoming match against West Indies. This match is do or die for reaching the semi-finals.

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