Javed Miandad has been a great batsman of Pakistan. In his time, he was counted among the batsmen who got rid of sixes from bowlers. But, if you want to see the incarnation of Javed Miandad of the 1980s in 2024, then you can see Sarfaraz Khan. No, we are not doing that. Rather, this is what former Indian cricketer and commentator Sanjay Manjrekar has to say. India's veteran opening batsman has described Sarfaraz as Javed Miandad in 2024, not because of his face but because of his playing style.

Sarfaraz Khan is Javed Miandad's form - Manjrekar

Sanjay Manjrekar said on ESPN Cricinfo that we used to watch Javed Miandad play in 1980. And now looking at Sarfaraz. Looking at Sarfaraz's game, it seems that he is the version of Javed Miandad in 2024. It is clear that Sanjay Manjrekar has said a big thing by saying this.

What does this teammate expect from Sarfaraz?

Team India and its fans have high expectations from Sarfaraz Khan on the fourth day of the Bengaluru Test. The reason for this is his fast-paced game shown on the third day of the test match, where he remained unbeaten after scoring 70 runs on 78 balls. If Sarfaraz's teammate Kuldeep Yadav is to be believed, Sarfaraz Khan can live up to India's expectations.

What did Sarfaraz do 17 days ago?

Kuldeep Yadav said that we all have seen Sarfaraz Khan scoring a double century in the Irani Cup. We are hoping that he will repeat the same feat in the Test against New Zealand in Bengaluru. Kuldeep said that when you play for India, technique does not matter as long as you are scoring runs. Sarfaraz Khan had scored a double century in the Irani Cup on 2 October. Now, if we play the same innings after 17 days on October 19, then despite New Zealand having a lead, trouble may occur.