Former Indian player Shikhar Dhawan named the most difficult bowlers to face international cricket

Former Indian cricket opener Shikhar Dhawan, who retired in August last year, has revealed that South African del Stan and England’s James Anderson were the most difficult bowlers to face during their international career, while on July 10 in New Dale, in New Dale, he used to share his views about sledging in cricket during an interview with Ins 10 July.Dhawan especially highlighted the challenges that scare the aggressive bowling style of Dale Stan and the appearance on the field.“Dale Stan was always a difficult – he had raw speed, aggression, skill and that terrible form!” Dhawan told IANS.The experienced cricketer also accepted James Anderson as another formidable rival, keeping in mind the separate attitude of the English pace for the bats.

“James Anderson also,” Dhawan commented on the English bowler’s ability to test orally and his bowling skills.Dhawan shared his view on sledging in cricket, seen it as an integral part of the game that could increase the performance.“For sledging, it is part of the game. Sometimes, it is sledging that brings you the best,” he said.

Former opener, known for maintaining work under pressure, indicated that oral exchange often serves as an inspiration rather than distraction during matches.Dhawan’s international cricket career spread over a decade, during which he demonstrated notable stability in all the formats of the game.His career figures demonstrate his skills as a batsman, who has played 34 Tests, 167 Odis and 68 T20I for India.In Test matches, Dhawan gathered 2315 runs, while in Odis, he scored 6793 runs. His T20i career scored 1579 runs.Dhawan concluded his professional cricket career in August 2022, leaving behind the legacy of significant contribution to Indian cricket in all three forms of the game.