'Hardik is better than Shardul Thakur as all-rounder'

 Former New Zealand cricketer Scott Styris said that he doesn't see Shardul Thakur as an all-rounder.

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"One thing he (Shardul Thakur) has at his advantage is the fact that he bats, and we've seen him play many match-winning innings for India usually in the longer versions of the game. But he does possess that ability to hit boundaries, close out innings or put the final touches, the cherry on the top if you like is one thing that he does have to his advantage," said Scott Styris on SPORTS18's show SPORTS OVER THE TOP.

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