New Delhi: He has watched only a few clips of Manav Suthar's heroics against Sri Lanka in Galle but seasoned Keshav Maharaj has no doubt that the Indian team has unearthed a "gem", who will carry forward the legacy of great left-arm spinners in Test cricket.
Maharaj, who has 218 wickets from 62 Tests, has been one of Test cricket's premier left-arm spinner alongside Ravindra Jadeja and Prabath Jayasuriya in current era, spoke highly of Rajasthan bowler, who has already picked 17 wickets in his first two games.