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On Rohit Sharma’s Test Retirement, India’s World Cup-Winning Star Says, “Haven’t Seen…”




After Rohit Sharma’s announcement to withdraw from the test cricket, tributes flocked from all over the world of cricket and among them, the former Indian cricket player and winner of the 1983 World Cup, Madan Lal. Thinking about Rohit’s contribution to Indian cricket, Madan Lal praised the veteran opening of his artistic talent and the qualities of unique leadership. “I haven’t seen a drummer like Rohit Sharma. He has entertained us a lot.

He recognized that moving away from the test cricket is not an easy decision, especially for a player of caliber and stature of Rohit.

“The decision to retire is very personal. It is sometimes difficult to make such a decision,” he added.

Beyond its exploits with the bat, LAL also underlined the tactical meaning and the impact of the leadership of Rohit.

“Rohit Sharma was the captain of the Indian team, and he made very good decisions … He contributed a lot to the victory of India,” noted the former versatile.

Rohit Sharma announced his Test Cricket test on Wednesday, ending a famous chapter in his international career. The 38 -year -old striker went to Instagram on Wednesday to share the news, expressing his gratitude to the fans and reflecting on his trip in the longest format of the match.

Rohit made its test debut against the West Indies in November 2013 and represented India in 67 tests. He raised 4301 points to an average of 40.57, with 12 centuries and 18 fifty.

His highest score of 212 occurred during a memorable home series against South Africa in 2019. He finished the highest 16th in India in the longest format.

He launched his test trip with a memorable 177 against the Antilles of Eden Gardens, Kolkata in 2013.

Despite an immense promise and a few big shots, the “Hitman” initially had trouble solidifying as a first choice striker in longer format, especially in tours far from home. From 2013 to 18 years old, Rohit only played 27 tests, marking 1,585 points at an average of 39.63, with three centuries and 10 Cinquantaines in 47 rounds.

His best score was 151. The right-hander struggled far from home, in particular to test South Africa, England, New Zealand and South Africa (SENA). Success in these countries is often considered the brand brand of a great Indian striker.

The domination of Rohit at home was unequaled, after having scored 2,535 points in 34 tests at an average of 51.73, with 10 centuries and eight fifty in 55 rounds. His difficulties, however, were obvious in overseas conditions, where he accumulated 1,644 points in 31 tests at an average of 31.01, with only two centuries and 10 fifty in 57 rounds.

In neutral sites, he appeared in two tests, marking 122 points at an average of 30.50, with a better of 43.

His best moment abroad came in the Pataudi 2021-2022 trophy in England, where he appeared as the main recourse in India, marking 368 points in four tests at an average of 52.57. The series included a memorable blow of 127, its only century in the countries of Sena (South Africa, England, New Zealand, Australia).

(With the exception of the title, this story has not been published by NDTV staff and is published from a unionized flow.)

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