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Best young batsman at the moment < 25
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Zinzan
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Hard to separate Root and Williamson for me, both bat with a maturity that belies their age & both have dominated in both Test & ODI cricket in the last 18 months. Don't think either could have done much more.
morgieb
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Smith and Bravo are the same age aren't they? So taking under 25 literally, neither make the list.
Root and Williamson are close here IMO.
flibbertyjibber
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Not much between Root and Williamson. Could accept a vote for either.
OverratedSanity
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Kw a good distance ahead of Root imo
akilana
International 12th Man
then Warner > all of them
Fuller Pilch
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Mominul Haque
weldone
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Ya he should definitely be in contention.
Jimbo the giant
U19 12th Man
Kohli scored more than 119 the other day those stats must be wrong
BeeGee
International Captain
Kohli's honour has been restored. The age filter was removing his recent innings. It's fixed.
BeeGee
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It was the terrible series he had in England that hurts his numbers. He's been great everywhere else.
Furball
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Disagree. Doesn't score enough big hundreds IMO.
Flem274*
123/5
Hadn't scored an important one either between South Africa and Australia.
He really does enjoy his pacey and bouncey decks which is great for India. He hasn't got his head around swing bowling countries yet but he'll learn. Well at least I hope he does, because it would mean if he can combine being a complete batsman with consistent and big tons he will be the Ponting rather than the KP of his generation (not that there is anything wrong with being a KP).
He really does enjoy his pacey and bouncey decks which is great for India. He hasn't got his head around swing bowling countries yet but he'll learn. Well at least I hope he does, because it would mean if he can combine being a complete batsman with consistent and big tons he will be the Ponting rather than the KP of his generation (not that there is anything wrong with being a KP).