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Ramiz Raja compares Rohit Sharma to Rolls Royce

| | Dec 24, 2017, at 12:30 am

Islamabad, Dec 23 (IBNS): Former Pakistani cricketer Ramiz Raja on Saturday compared Indian opener Rohit Sharma to luxurious car brand Rolls Royce.

In his tweet appreciating the Indian player, Raja said: "There’s a Rolls Royce advert which asks you to relax, sit back let innovation set your imagination free & that control is only a fingertip away -think could be a perfect voice over for Rohit Sharma who stately glided into record books with another dazzling batting master class!!"

Rohit touched new high point in his career on Friday when he smashed 35-ball century against Sri Lanka during the second T20I at Indore.

He also surpassed South African icon AB de Villiers in the list of most sixes in a calendar year.

Rohit also captained India in the series in the absence of regular skipper Virat Kohli.

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