Dinesh Karthik praises Rohit Sharma’s selfless approach. In his last five ODI innings, Rohit has scored four half-centuries.
Rohit Sharma, the captain of India, is renowned for his explosive batting and has been successful in helping the side get off to strong starts recently. He is maintaining his earlier position and playing an aggressive brand of cricket that fits his batting style. The 36-year-old made it very plain that he would strive to get off to a quick start for the team’s benefit so that the middle-order hitters could take advantage and aid in the team’s posting of a respectable total.
Dinesh Karthik praises, the second batter, believes that Rohit has made an effort to live up to his words. The opener is just concerned with winning the 2019 ODI World Cup, which will get underway on October 5. The seasoned cricketer also recalled that Rohit was the tournament’s top run-scorer in the most recent iteration and that he would aim to be just as aggressive in the upcoming campaign.
“He is a player who has drastically altered his style. He scored the most runs at the 2019 World Cup. I don’t believe he will care even if he only gets half the runs. He has said himself that he doesn’t care about the runs he gets. It’s all about trying to win this World Cup. The one that he has made sure is to walk the talk. He is always in a hurry to get Team India off to a good start and putting the opponent bowlers to rest,” Karthik told CricBuzz.
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Rohit Sharma is made for big things: Dinesh Karthik
Rohit Sharma, in the opinion of Dinesh Karthik, is destine to succeed in life. He further stated that the cricketer would be playing in his final ODI World Cup and might therefore give it everything.
“Rohit Sharma has accomplished a lot in his career and is destined for great things. This ODI World Cup may very well be his last one. He and I have always been great friends. Together, both as players and as people, we have genuinely developed,” said Karthik.
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