“I enjoy PSL, but the biggest league is IPL” - Sikandar Raza shares candid take on popular debate [Exclusive]

Talismanic Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza took part in a 'This or That' contest as well as a 'One word, one cricketer' segment during an exclusive chat with CricTracker. Raza has played 21 Tests, 153 ODIs, and 120 T20Is, amassing 8498 runs across the three formats. With the ball, he has accounted for 230 international scalps. The 39-year-old has also made his mark in various franchise leagues around the world. Apart from being a destructive batter and a handy bowler, the Sialkot-born is also known

for his brilliance as a fielder.

During the This or That contest, Raza picked IPL as the biggest league in the world. He also chose Virat Kohli over Babar Azam. In the one word, one cricketer segment, Raza described Mohammed Siraj as a fighter and Pat Cummins as a clutch player. Legendary former India skipper MS Dhoni was picked for words like calm and golden arm. The iconic Virat Kohli was picked in the category of stylish batters in world cricket.

Take a look at all the answers given by the former Punjab Kings' cricketer during the two interesting segments below:

Rapid Fire (This or That)

Batting or Bowling? - Batting

IPL or PSL? - I enjoy PSL, but the biggest league is IPL

Virat Kohli or Babar Azam? - Virat Kohli

Test cricket or T20 cricket? - Now, T20 cricket

MS Dhoni’s calmness or AB de Villiers’ innovation? - MS Dhoni’s calmness

Hitting six to win or taking the last wicket to win? - Hitting six to win

Rashid Khan’s googly or Jasprit Bumrah’s yorker? - Jasprit Bumrah’s yorker

AB de Villiers’ 360° shots or Chris Gayle’s power hitting? - Chris Gayle’s power hitting

Playing spin in India or playing pace in Australia? - Playing spin in India

Segment: 'One Word, One Cricketer!'

Fearless - Chris Gayle

Stylish - Virat Kohli

Underrated - George Munsey

Fighter - Mohammed Siraj

Calm - MS Dhoni

Golden Arm - MS Dhoni

Genius - AB de Villiers

Clutch - Pat Cummins

Magician - Saeed Ajmal

Leader - Pat Cummins