Everyone is left stunned when an ex-New Zealand star mimics Ravi Shastri’s commentary style. Famous for his animated commentary and presentation during cricket matches is the former captain of India, Ravi Shastri. Under those circumstances, it makes sense that many people want to acquire Shastri-like communication abilities. It’s not easy to mimic the former India star’s commentary style, but it appears like former New Zealand player Ian Smith has perfected it.
Smith imitated Shastri’s move to leave the latter and another former Indian player, Anjum Chopra, in splits while watching India’s Cricket World Cup match versus the Netherlands from the commentary box.
“Hello, and happy Diwali to all of you. Let’s flip a coin now. Welcome to Bengaluru. In the middle is the big Richie Richardson. Now, please listen to me, everyone,” Smith added.
India, who finished the group stage with a perfect nine wins in nine games, defeated the Netherlands by 160 runs thanks to centuries from KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer.
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Rahul (102) and Iyer (128 not out) combined for 208 runs to lead India to 410-4. In the last league encounter of the tournament in Bengaluru, India used nine bowlers, including part-timers Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, to dismiss the Dutch for 250.
On Wednesday in Mumbai, the hosts will play New Zealand in the first semi-final. Australia and South Africa will play each other in Kolkata the following day in the second last-four match.
India, who finished the group stage with a perfect nine wins in nine games, defeated the Netherlands by 160 runs thanks to centuries from KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer.
Rahul (102) and Iyer (128 not out) combined for 208 runs to lead India to 410-4. In the last league encounter of the tournament in Bengaluru, India used nine bowlers, including part-timers Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, to dismiss the Dutch for 250.
