Wasim Jaffer | Wasim Jaffer has an advice for Indian batsmen if you have to become Ghajini to deal with new zealand bowlers in WTC Final

Former Indian batsman Wasim Jaffer is very active on social media. He is often in the news for his funny posts and memes. People like Jafar’s cheeky style. Now Jaffer has given an interesting advice to the Indian batsmen. Jaffer says Indian batsmen have to be ‘Ghajini’ if they have to deal with New Zealand bowlers in the World Test Championship (WTC) final. Let us tell you that ‘Ghajini’ is a famous Bollywood film, in which the lead actor (Aamir Khan) is suffering from short-term memory loss i.e. he forgets small things and incidents.

Jaffer gave advice to the batsmen like this

Jaffer said in the video shared on his YouTube channel, ‘Indian batsmen should have a ‘Ghajini’ mindset in England’s conditions. Because it is very important to forget the last ball that has gone. There will be many balls, which will be bowled very well, on which the wicket can also fall. We saw Ajinkya Rahane and Virat Kohli playing such a ball. So forget the previous ball and just focus on the next ball. Cricket fans are reacting in their own style to Jaffer’s help. Some are praising Jaffer’s style of giving advice, while some said that Indian batsmen must follow his words.

Indian team was bundled out for 217 runs

Significantly, New Zealand bowled India out for 217 runs on the third day of the Test Championship final on Sunday. India started playing at 146 for three in the morning but lost seven wickets within 71 runs. None of the batsmen could score a half-century from India. Ajinkya Rahane scored 49 and Virat Kohli scored 44 runs. Fast bowler Kyle Jamieson bowled well for New Zealand. He took 5 wickets for just 31 runs. At the same time, Neil Wegner and Trent Boult took two wickets each while Tim Southee got one wicket.