One of the most successful players in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Rohit Sharma has made a new role that sees him mainly playing as a substitute impact. There are only two editions, Rohit was the captain of the franchise before the Mumbai Indians decided to promote Hhelik Pandya for the role. Even the role of the vice-captain was attributed to Suryakumar Yadav, Rohit being released from all the roles of leadership. In a conversation with the broadcasters, Rohit has opened up to how his role has evolved over the years.
The Mumbai Indians won only one of their first three games of the season. A difficult start, however, is not something new for the franchise, which has learned to bounce over the years. For Rohit, his role could have changed, but his state of mind is always the same – to do his best for his team.
“Since I started, things have obviously changed. I used to fight in the middle order; now I open the sleeves. I was the captain; now, I am not. Some of my teammates from our championship seasons are now the same. For.
Rohit also opened on the new recruits that the franchise has led for this campaign. While the Hitman seems to know his teammates, even young recruits, the mission remains to bring the trophy back to Mumbai Indians.
“Guys like Trent Boult, who have already been here, bring a lot of experience and understand the culture of Mi. Then we have mitchell Santner, the captain of New Zealand, who adds both experience and class. Players like Will Jacks and Reece Topley bring a variety, while Ryan Rickelton is a young prospect. Doing, and when you bring this together as a collective aité.
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