Those small efforts will yield more consistent result: Rohit Sharma. India recently defeated the West Indies 4-1 in a five-match T20I series.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma commented on the difficulties of adapting to a different mindset. He is please with the players’ focus on the small things. Since India’s heartbreaking exit from the T20 World Cup 2021. The team has maintained an excellent record in Twenty20 Internationals and has yet to lose a series under Rohit’s leadership.
The Indian team dominated their recent assignments against the West Indies, winning the series 4-1.
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India has adopted a strategy of going hard against the opposition bowlers.
Rohit mentioned the discussions in the dressing room about the team’s mode and approach, and stated that he is pleased with how things are going at the moment. He felt that it takes a lot of effort to adapt to new ideas and mentioned that the team had a lot of success by working on things that were brought to his attention during team meetings.
“We talked a lot about what we wanted to do and how we wanted to play. It’s one thing to talk about it; it’s quite another to actually do it. Everyone seemed to be attempting to do this, as most of us went ahead and did it. That pleased me a lot,” Rohit said following India’s big win in the fifth and final T20I.
“It’s not just me and him (Dravid) talking; we’re all doing it.” First and foremost, I want to thank everyone who bought into the idea and then put it into action. It takes a lot; it’s not easy; we tried it, and we succeeded on the majority of occasions, which is a good thing,” he added.
Rohit Sharma: Team will focused on staying on top in the crucial moments
Rohit stated that he believes it is important for him as captain to ensure that the process continues and does not come to a halt once the results are visible. He went on to say that the India team will be focused on staying on top in the crucial moments of the game and that he is confident that it will produce more consistent results.
“That is what I wanted to address to the group as captain, because it was one important thing that we wanted to achieve, and we have pretty much achieved it, but that does not mean that the road is over for us.” There is a lot to play for, and we will continue to improve those minor aspects of the game. I also wanted to emphasize that it takes a lot to change your game, and it takes a lot to change your mindset. Individual brilliance is good in my opinion, but it is our little, little efforts that will give us more consistent results, and that is what we are looking for,” he added.
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