Mohammad Kaif didn't hold back while assessing Washington Sundar's bowling, stating that he is “not even half of Ashwin” when it comes to spin skills.
Kaif’s remarks spotlighted Sundar’s role in the team and sparked a discussion about how Sundar fits into India’s spin plans alongside R Ashwin. The debate centers on Sundar's effectiveness as a spinner and whether his current form and variations meet the expectations set by Ashwin’s prolific record.
The article frames Kaif’s critique as part of a broader conversation about team composition and strategy in spin bowling, especially in limited-overs formats where mastering variations can influence match outcomes. It also touches on Sundar’s development as a 360-degree cricketer and how selectors and analysts gauge his future potential.
For readers seeking context, the piece highlights how seasoned commentators compare rising all-round talents to established veterans, and what metrics—such as control, flight, spin, and consistency—are used to evaluate value added by Sundar in Indian cricket.
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