Captain Rohit Sharma is Giving Preference To ‘Effect’ Instead Of Statistics
ICC ODI World Cup 2023: Captain Rohit Sharma is giving preference to ‘Effect’ instead of statistics. The Indian team has performed better than expectations in the current World Cup and a lot of credit goes to captain Rohit Sharma who has been successful in boosting the morale of the players present in the team.
The Biggest Positive Aspect Of Captaincy Has Been That:-
The biggest positive aspect in Rohit’s captaincy has been that he has been successful in explaining to the players who failed to make a place in the playing XI, the reason for their non-selection. Due to this quality, he also gains respect from the team players.
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This quality of Rohit’s leadership was also praised in the IPL final in 2017 when he gave preference to young Karn Sharma in place of experienced Harbhajan Singh in the Mumbai Indians team.
He had explained the reason for his decision to Harbhajan a day before this match against Rising Pune Supergiants.
The difference between Captain and Leader is very small and many people get stuck in between. There are many such examples where the game of even the best players has been affected after bearing the burden of captaincy. This has not been seen with Rohit till now.
Rohit Has Been Successful in Giving A Fast Start To The Team:-
For some time now, he has not played big innings in batting like before but has been successful in giving a fast start to the team. The aggression with which he is batting increases the risk of getting out.
Rohit knows very well when the team needs Shardul Thakur and under what circumstances Ravichandran Ashwin will fit in the playing XI.
Kuldeep Yadav Cannot Be Dropped From The ODI Team:-
He understands very well what role Suryakumar Yadav plays in the team and why Kuldeep Yadav cannot be dropped from the ODI team.
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Former Indian team wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta praised Rohit and said, “He is scoring half-centuries in about 35 balls.” If he thinks about a century, he can score 50 runs by batting carefully in the next 60 balls, but instead of his own achievement, he is thinking about the success of the team.