Captain Rohit Wants His Team To Continue Playing Aggressive Cricket in The T20 World Cup

India Captain Rohit Sharma wants his team to continue playing more aggressive cricket in the lead-up to this year’s T20 World Cup and is happy with the occasional loss due to his more aggressive style.

The Failed after losing his fourth T20I of the year:-

India’s batsmen failed after losing their fourth T20I of the year on Monday to beat the West Indies by five wickets, inspired by Obed McCoy in St Kitts.

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Rohit was one of McCoy’s six victims in the match, with the West Indies pacer helping the tourists to just 138 runs in the final over through India’s star-studded batting line-up.

The India captain decided to give inexperienced pacer Avesh Khan a chance to be the hero when he bowled the 25-year-old for the final over.

This Decision Reversed:-

But the decision was reversed when the right hand overstepped on the first ball. A free hit and then 10 runs off the next two balls.

Rohit admitted that he could have easily turned to veteran pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar for the final over.

But he said he will continue to give fringe players a chance to showcase their performances in the lead-up to the T20 World Cup in Australia later this year.

It’s about giving these guys a chance, said Rohit:-

“We know what Bhuvneshwar Kumar has brought for us. He has been doing it for so many years, but if you don’t give chance to Avesh, Arshdeep (Singh), and all those guys, you will never get Death for India What is it like to bowl in overs?

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They are doing well for the IPL franchise, but it is a different ball game. These are the games you try and see how they respond to (pressure). situations, but yes it’s just a game.

“I don’t think we or those people need to panic about stuff. They have the skills, they have the talent; it’s just about supporting it and giving them the right opportunities.”