Things cannot be any more perfect for the Indian cricket team. The side is playing some great cricket, they have just beaten New Zealand 5-0 in their own den, and even the youngsters are taking responsibilities. If there’s one thing that the Indian fans are worried about, that is the injury of Rohit Sharma. But the good news is, there is nothing much to worry about.
With the series already sealed, Virat Kohli rested himself. Vice-captain Rohit Sharma leads the side in the final T20I. He played a stunning knock of 60 runs from 41 balls. However, he suffered a calf injury while batting, and had to leave the crease. Though India managed to secure the win, the fans were worried.
Their worry is justified, as, after just a couple of days, India will take on the Kiwis again for the ODI series. Fans were eager to know Sharma’s availability for the series. The good news is, Sharma’s injury is minor and he should be fit again in a couple of days. “Rohit’s alright, unfortunate injury, hopefully, he should be fine in a couple of days,” KL Rahul said after the game, as per quotes in Times of India.
Rohit Sharma is role model of Pakistan U19 batsman
A day before India’s battle against New Zealand, the Indian U19 side will take on the Pakistan U19 side in the semi-final of the ICC U19 World Cup 2020. Rohit Sharma is a role model of many, and of them is Pakistan’s talented opening batsman Haider Ali.
“My role model is Rohit Sharma, I want to be a batsman like him. He bats so bravely and confidently, I want to emulate his style of batting. Of course, scoring a double century in one day cricket is my dream. My aim is to score as big as possible. As an opener, I try to score big so that team can get a solid start,” he said, as per quotes in Times Now News.
