India captain, Rohit Sharma, recalled his decision to cancel the participation of the Seedeni Border Cup, Gavaskar against Australia, saying he had received the call to improve the team. He speaks to former Australian leader Michael Clark Beyond23 Cricket PodcastRohit recalled his conversation with Gotam Jamir coach and chairman of the Ajet Ajarcar Autantors before the match, adding that the two had contradictory views after informing them that he would not play in Sydney. Rohit scored only 164 in 15 floors, at a rate of 10.83 on average, as India lost the Gavaskar Border Cup for the first time in a decade.
Speaking of the decision to drop himself, Rohit suggested that he wanted to play Shubman Gill the role of the series as the latter lost the game before it was one in Sydney.
“In the last test match in Sydney, I had to be honest with myself. I didn’t hit the ball well. I only wanted to put myself there because we had many other players who were also struggling. When you add yourself there, it became a little more … and we wanted to play a generation. He is a good player. He missed the previous test.”
“You are like,” well, if I don’t hit the ball well, it’s now. “It can change ten days after that.
Rohit added that since he took over the team, his focus was on the team’s position before individual goals.
“Every decision you try to make, you are not successful. Since I started arresting the national team, not just me, I wanted to think of the rest of the players as well – try to put the team first and do what is necessary for the team and do not worry much about” running, my grades, and such things. It is important because you are playing a team. “
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