Last Update on: November 18th, 2023 at 11:55 am
Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh praised veteran opener Rohit Sharma for his ability to score quickly in white-ball cricket. Yuvraj Singh highlighted that Rohit Sharma showcases his team-first approach ahead of personal milestones, describing him as a team player.
Team India, under the leadership of Rohit Sharma, has been in exceptional form throughout the ICC World Cup 2023. The Men in Blue secured victories in all 10 matches, effortlessly reaching the final. The hosts will take on the Australian team in the title decider encounter.
Rohit Sharma Bats On A Different Level – Yuvraj Singh
In a conversation with Sports Talk, Yuvraj Singh attributed Rohit Sharma’s success, especially in white-ball cricket, to his dedication to team priorities. Yuvraj emphasized that Rohit has the ability to play big innings in ODI cricket.
“Rohit Sharma bats on a different level. If he plays 40 balls, he’ll score 7-80 runs. If he plays 100 balls, he might score a double hundred. Rohit Sharma is a team player, he’s always been a team player. For him, the team always comes first. That’s the reason he’s been so successful, especially in white-ball cricket,” Yuvraj told Sports Tak.
Rohit Sharma has been a standout performer for India in the power play, scoring 550 runs in 10 matches at an average of 55 and a strike rate of 124.15. He consistently puts pressure on the opposition bowlers, unsettling their line and length with his aggressive approach.
Rohit Sharma Is A Very Good Captain Under Pressure – Yuvraj Singh
The 2011 World Cup-winning cricketer described Rohit Sharma as an excellent captain, especially under pressure. Yuvraj has contributed five IPL titles to his strategic captaincy skills, emphasizing his ability to effectively manage and utilize his bowlers.
“The good thing about Rohit is that he’s a very good captain under pressure. He’s gained a lot of experience with the five IPL titles that he’s won. He knows when and how to use his bowlers,” Yuvraj added.
The World Cup final is scheduled between hosts India and five-time champions Australia at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday, November 19. India has an opportunity to avenge their 2003 World Cup final loss to Australia in South Africa.
