From Virat Kohli to KL Rahul: 5 cricketers who can become good commentators in the future
Most of the cricketers are famous for their gameplay, while some are also popular for other aspects, including their voice. Meanwhile, the sport's commentary requires tremendous knowledge of the game, which only contemporary and legendary cricketers possess.
FollowCricketers are mainly known for their gameplay and fine skills associated with the sport. However, some also have other attributes, which also includes their voice.
Meanwhile, as far as cricket commentary is concerned, while an attractive voice is of prime concern, a sound knowledge of the sport is also essential. As a result, the job is mainly done by ex-cricketers, who possess a deep understanding of the same.
While modern-day cricket already has some renowned commentators, some contemporary ones are possibly in the making. In the same light, we present modern cricketers who can undoubtedly have a great commentary career following their retirement from the sport.
Ravichandran Ashwin
The Indian all-rounder is having a great time in the longest format, claiming more than 400 Test wickets. While he still has some decent career left in him, he is also notable for his excellent English speaking skills, as he could reasonably fit in the role of the commentator. As far as the knowledge of the sport is concerned, it is indeed abundant.
Steve Smith
The prolific Australian batsman is having a tremendous career and is set to continue for quite some time now. However, he is also famous for his decent speaking skills, as it happens during the match and at the press conference. Furthermore, owing to his unparallel education regarding the sport, he definitely has a promising career as a commentator in the future.
KL Rahul
The Indian wicketkeeper-batsman, too, is somewhat like Ashwin. Apart from his decent gameplay abilities, his fluency in English is highly commendable. While steep awareness of the sport might be an issue at present, he is sure to gain more in the coming days and is definitely having a great career with the microphone.
James Neesham
The New Zealander all-rounder is lethal with the bat while being tactfully effective with his medium-pace bowling. However, besides his gameplay, the way he speaks about the sport has often been applauded by many. He also seems to have an excellent familiarity with the sport's knowledge. No doubt, he is taking up the microphone in the commentary box soon.
Virat Kohli
The Indian skipper is unquestionably the best batsman in the world and needs no new introduction. As for the other aspect, he is one of India's best speakers on the microphone and is flawless. His consciousness about the sport in unparallel, while we would be shocked if he does not hold the microphone after calling time on his illustrious career.
