MS Dhoni And Sachin Tendulkar Have Smartest Cricketing Brains - Wriddhiman Saha
Published - 01 Dec 2019, 04:52 PM | Updated - 23 Aug 2024, 12:02 AM
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Wriddhiman Saha is one of the current players to receive high praises from the former cricketers and the analysts for his exceptional wicket-keeping skills. The flamboyant cricketer from Bengal is making waves with his incredible talents behind the stumps. Following the on-field heroics, Saha proved that he is pretty agile off the field as well when he took 25 question-and-answer challenge of ESPN Cricinfo.
It all started with a tricky question when he was asked to pick one between Ravichandran Ashwin and Rashid Khan. Wriddhiman Saha chose the Afghanistan star before naming Ryan Harris as the toughest bowler to pick compared to Dale Steyn. Further, he revealed that Mohammed Shami of India has got the worst taste when it comes to hearing music.
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He also recalled the Test match between India and Australia in Ranchi and said that he, along with Pujara, did sledge the Australians and that he too copped a few from the Australians. Wriddhiman Saha also picked Cheteshwar Pujara as the best person to enjoy his time while doing his wicket-keeping role for India.
He termed himself the worst dancer compared to the rest of the cricketers in the dugout. Further, Saha prefers to go outing with Mohammed Shami during his stint with the National Team and quoted that he got no concerns in having Shami as his room-mate.
Would like to steal the shot-making ability of Rishabh Pant – Wriddhiman Saha
Finally, when asked to pick one quality he would like to take from Rishabh Pant, the wicketkeeper-batsman quoted that he would like to receive the shot-making ability of Pant. And then, he named Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni when he was asked to pick smartest cricketing brains.
Recently, in the Kolkata Test, Saha became the fifth Indian wicket-keeper to affect 100 dismissals in the Test format of the game. The flamboyant cricketer of India is pretty happy with the way things are going on at the moment. Now, he will concentrate on the domestic games before joining the Indian team again.
