rohit sharma reacts on indian commentators compared with australian

In a decade, the Indian cricket team has seen a lot of ups and downs on the field. During this time, the players sometimes won their hearts with their performance and sometimes the fans had to be disappointed. But in the meantime, the level of one thing has fallen continuously and that is cricket commentary. There was a time when listening to the commentary on the radio and listening to the match, from the fielding of the ground to the batsman’s strategy with the bowler and the captain. Today, despite having aired live from 72 cameras, the youth do not understand what is the difference between the street and the point.

Recently, former Indian team Test captain Rohit Sharma has expressed displeasure at the falling level of cricket commentary. He compared the commentary quality in Australia to Indian commentary and described it as disappointing. Rohit said that, when we watch matches on TV here, the way of speaking of commentators is very disappointing. The commentary level in Australia is completely different and better. Here in India, it seems that the purpose of commentators is to talk negatively by targeting only one player.

Rohit further said that instead of focusing on the nuances and technology aspects of the Indian commentary game, there is a focus on promoting controversies, which is not good for real cricket fans. He gave this statement after retiring from Test cricket, which has given rise to discussion in the cricket world. Let me tell you that even before this, many cricket fans had appealed to tag their idols on social media, to improve the quality of commentary and players like Sehwag-Harbhajan did not ignore them.