IPL के बीच में रोहित ने गिराया एटम बम,ऑस्ट्रेलिया दौरे का किया बड़ा खुलासा
New Delhi. In the midst of the growing thrill of the IPL, everyone is waiting for the rocket shots coming out of Rohit Sharma’s bat and fireworks on the ground, but the hitman has a bomb outside the ground that will echo to Australia because many issues are related to the tour there.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma said that his decision to stay out of the Sydney Test against Australia earlier this year was not taken unanimously and in this, he had a ‘debate’ with head coach Gautam Gambhir Gambhir Gambhir and chief selector Ajit Agarkar. Rohit told former Australia captain Michael Clarke during the ‘Beyond 23 Cricket Podcast’, “We somehow wanted to keep Gill in the final XI but could not agree on it earlier.
No decision is decided by the future
Ever since Rohit Sharma has become captain, one thing which is seen in every player of the team and that is to see the team above him. Rohit said on this that you try to give priority to the team, you just see what the team needs and accordingly take decisions. Sometimes it will work, sometimes not. this is what happens. Whatever decision you try to take, you do not guarantee success. This great batsman also gave logical arguments to reach the decision to exclude himself. He said, I (in Adelaide) did not play well. I thought I should have started the innings. What I do and I would like to fail there. This is my place, this is my situation. I would like to go there and bat, whether I get success or not, it is a different matter. But I will play in my natural place for the team.
There was an attempt to make changes in Brisbane
After failing in Adelaide, Rohit thought that he should continue batting in the middle order in another match in Brisbane. He said, after disappointment in a match in the middle order, I thought without worrying more that they continue it in another match. We can try to change things in Brisbane. He left the match on a draw. When we reached Melbourne, we changed our mind. I went back to start the innings. Rohit admitted that he had to exclude himself because many were not in form against the team at the same time. Star batsman Virat Kohli was also involved in this. Leaving his century in the first Test in Perth, Kohli continued to struggle in the entire series. Rohit said, I had to be honest with myself in the last Test of the series. I was not able to hit the ball well. I did not want to keep myself there in the team because we had dropped other players who were struggling. ‘
Team tension first later
Captain Rohit further said in this podcast that when he got the responsibility of leadership of the national team, he had to keep the interests of the team first. He said, since I started the captaincy of the national team, I felt that not only me but also the rest of the players should think and keep the team before. One should do what is necessary for the team and should not worry about his run and century, his five wickets. You are playing team sports, if you score 100 runs and cannot get the team success then what is the benefit of this?
India will visit England for a five -Test series from June 20 to August 4 and the captain believes that Mohammed Shami and Jasprit Bumrah will be fully fit to give a good chance to the hosts. He said, some of these players need to be 100 percent fit. I hope that they will really perform well from the IPL. I know this is only four overs match, but you play today, travel tomorrow and then play again the next day, this is a challenging part. If our major players are fully fit then we will have a good chance in England.
