Amid the growing buzz over Rohit Sharma's ODI future, the India National Cricket Team’s bowling coach, Morne Morkel, has extended his full support behind the former captain ahead of the third and final ODI against England at Lord's on Sunday, July 19.
Rohit has been facing intense scrutiny over his form and his place in India's ODI side. However, Morkel has made it clear that the Indian team management is not worried about his numbers. Amid, Rohit Sharma-Gautam Gambhir equation took massive turn during Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Morne Morkel breaks silence on Rohit Sharma amid retirement and form concerns
The bowling coach believes that Rohit's experience makes him one of India's biggest strengths, and he is confident that the opener knows how to deal with tough phases and will soon return to his best. He stressed that Rohit gives confidence and stability to the entire batting line-up.
Morne Morkel said ahead of the Lord’s ODI, as quoted by Cricbuzz: “Batting up front, it is not easy. No doubt Rohit will work it out. He has done it in the past. He is experienced. And he just brings that calmness to the batting line-up. So, without a doubt, no worries and concerns at all with the way he is going about things.”
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