Rohit Sharma: Captain Rohit’s big statement on the preparation of ODI World Cup 2023

Rohit Sharma On World Cup 2023: ODI World Cup 2023 is to be played in India. Now only 10 months are left in this tournament. Looking at the ODI World Cup, the three-match ODI series against Bangladesh is going to be very important for Team India. Before the first match of the series, Captain Rohit Sharma has given a big statement in preparation for the ODI World Cup 2023.

Rohit said this on ODI World Cup 2023

Captain Rohit Sharma does not want to clutter things by thinking too far ahead about the ODI World Cup. He says that he and head coach Rahul Dravid know very well what kind of approach they will adopt in this tournament to be held in India in October-November next year. Rohit told reporters before the first ODI, ‘Every time you play a match, it is only for the preparation of something. There are still eight-nine months until the World Cup. We can’t think that far ahead. We should keep an eye on what we need to do as a team.

showed confidence in his players (Rohit Sharma)

Rohit Sharma said that if he starts planning too early then it will not help. But he clarified that the think-tank of the team knows in which direction to move forward. Rohit said, ‘It is important for us not to start thinking about so many things. Like we should feed this player or that player. Me and coach Dravid know very well what to do. When we get closer to the World Cup, then we will speed it up.

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This statement was given on giving break to the players

Rohit Sharma admitted that a lot of cricket is being played and it will not stop. So the team and its people need to do the right things. Rohit said, ‘As a professional player, we have to remain energetic. Yes, there is a lot of cricket being played so we give them a break. People need to understand when should we give break to the players. This is only for workload management. Cricket will not stop. There will always be plenty of cricket and we have to manage our players.