While the Mumbai Indians are preparing for their final clash in the ongoing IPL 2026 season, against the Rajasthan Royals, on May 24, at the Wankhede Stadium, Rohit Sharma makes a massive comment on Indian cricket.
The former captain of India, under whose leadership the Men in Blue claimed the 2024 T20 World Cup, wants to see the nation as the powerhouse of cricket. The opener believes that, the way the nation is progressing, winning back-to-back trophies in ICC events across India is destined to be the number one cricket-playing country across the globe.
“I want India to be the powerhouse of world cricket…that is the bottom line, as I want India to be the best, and cricket is right up there. What we have done in the last three years has been superb to watch. From the 2024 World Cup, Women’s World Cup, U19 World Cup, ICC Champions Trophy, and another T20 World Cup. I hope we continue our winning streak,” Rohit Sharma said ahead of the match in a video shared by the Mumbai Indians.
For the last match of their campaign, the Mumbai Indians will make a few special arrangements. The MI vs RR match will be held in front of 20000 children. Rohit Sharma mentions that it will be wrong to put extra pressure on the kids as they are so young in their lives.
Rohit's advice for the young cricket fans
“It depends on age. I know there are kids ranging from six years to 18 years. You do not want to put too much pressure on the kid so early on in their life. They should just be enjoying the sport, watching, and playing with their friends. That is how it all started for me. The situation will tell you what is important at this point in time. Enjoy the sport that you want to play. No one can force you to do something,” the former skipper stated.
“From my debut till now, there have been so many instances where I got to learn if I have to come up from here, then what needs to be done. In sport, there is no smooth ride; along with the ups, there is also a downhill, which teaches you many things,” he added.
Rohit Sharma explains his journey with the Mumbai Indians
During the interaction, Rohit Sharma shares his journey with the Mumbai Indians. Under his leadership, the franchise has won 5 IPL titles. Rohit, at the age of 39, still believes that nothing is more important than the team. He also explains that playing as a captain and playing as a normal player are not the same.
“I learnt a lot from my India and Mumbai Indians captaincy. One needs to put everything aside and make sure the team's goal is more important. When one is a captain, it is a different story because one just does not have to worry about one's performance. You also have to worry about others' performances as well,” Rohit Sharma said.
“If you have hit a 100 and the others have not been able to perform, and the side has lost the game, then it is worrisome. It will not give you peace of mind until the results are showing. Even in my personal life, it has taught me about investing, buying, selling, and dealing with the person who is sitting in front of me. All of the above comes through because of the sport I play,” he continued.
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