In the T20 World Cup semi-final match between India and England, the former was defeated by the latter by 10 wickets.
Since nothing is hidden in the age of social media, Rohit Sharma was crying as he sat on the bench. His intense emotions were captured on social media.
Everyone criticized India as the hope of winning a second world championship receded.
In the T20I Format, certain young players were required to step up as a new era was supposed to begin.
In the game’s shortest format, some elders were thanked for their services. Now let’s concentrate on young players.
Only Rohit can do what Rohit does.
💙💙 @ImRo45 😍#RohitSharma𓃵 pic.twitter.com/Kyn0C2rLFA— Gaurav Pandey-45💙 (@Gauravofficia45) January 17, 2023
India’s responsibility to captain the team in the shortest format has been assigned to Hardik Pandya, and India enjoyed considerable success in the previous bilateral series.
According to reports from several media sources, Pandya would succeed Sharma as the official T20i captain.
Indian bowlers need to improve their bowling department since, as of late, batters have been scoring a lot of runs but bowlers have been unable to contain them, even at home.
Hardik Pandya all set to become captain of India’s T20 format soon: Sources
Given that he has plenty of time to prepare for the T20 World Cup in 2024, Pandya, as the team’s captain, must identify his optimum playing X1.
The type of cricket we sporadically play is generally somewhat antiquated, so we need to change our mindset before we even begin to cause trouble.
