Herschelle Gibbs ignited a social media debate by asserting that Rohit Sharma possesses a superior technique compared to Virat Kohli. Gibbs emphasized Rohit's technical correctness, particularly his defensive prowess, while acknowledging Kohli's dominance and aggressive approach, especially in white-ball cricket. This comparison sparked considerable discussion among fans, contrasting the two Indian batting stalwarts.
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