Steve Smith Reveals The Name Of His Favorite Indian Cricketer And It's Not Kohli Or Dhoni!



Theformer Australian Cricket team Captain is currently serving a one year ban by the Australian Cricket following the ball-tampering incidence.

The Right-handed batsman along with his teammates David Warner and Cameron Bancroft is restricted to play any International or Domestic matches under this ban. Smith is considered as one of the most consistent batsmen of the world and the Australian team would surely be missing his services and experience in the dressing room.

In an interview, the star player was asked about who is his favorite Indian cricketer. The Australian player was quick to respond and took Sachin Tendulkar and Harbhajan Singh's name as his favorite Indian cricketer. He further stated that these two players made life difficult for the World Champions Australia in the 2000s and that's the reason why they both are his favorite.

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