T20 World Cup 2022 has started in Australia and it became a tournament watch, ever since India registered a nail-biting win over Pakistan in their opening game. So far, Virat Kohli has been amazing with the bat, while on the other hand, the bowlers have also been phenomenal. At the same time, former Australia fast bowler Brett Lee has made a prediction for the T20 World Cup and has named 5 such batsmen who can do wonders with their batting this time.
Brett Lee has selected the top 5 batsmen of his choice on his YouTube channel. The former Australian fast bowler has placed Virat Kohli at number one. Lee said that Kohli has experience playing in Australia and has a lot of talent. He will be among the highest run-scorers in this T20 World Cup. At the same time, the former fast bowler has placed David Warner at number two.
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Former Australia pacer said that Warner is playing in Australia and he enjoys batting at his home. In this edition as well, he can do wonders. At number three, Brett Lee has placed Babar Azam of Pakistan. Lee said that it is wonderful to see Babar’s cover drive as it is one of the best in the business. Babar is included as the best batsman in the world. Hopefully, he will show his batting skills this time.
Here is the video shared by Brett Lee:
England’s Ben Stokes is placed at number four in Brett Lee’s list. Ben Stokes is England’s all-rounder; this time the southpaw can also do wonders with his batting. At the same time, Brett Lee has placed Australia’s explosive batsman Tim David at number 5. Brett Lee said that he has high hopes for Tim David.
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The former fast bowler said that his batting works to turn the dice of the match. It is expected that even on this big stage, David will be able to show his batting with his batting.
Brett Lee selected the top 5 batsmen of the T20 World Cup 2022 – Virat Kohli, David Warner, Babar Azam, Ben Stokes, and Tim David.
