The Rohit Sharma’s World Cup story in T20 World Cup 2021. He could still walk around in his hotel in Bengaluru. And posing for photographs with fans. There was a degree of sanity all around. Sharma wouldn’t have to sanitize hands following every handshake. Also, a hug was the norm and not an exception. However, there was something that wasn’t. There was a degree of eagerness in Rohit. This was apparent when I met him for a discussion near the end. Sharma had harmed his hamstring in New Zealand. It was back in India halfway into the tour and forced to miss the two-Test matches.
Rohit was in red hot form in the white-ball leg. Just a few months earlier had scored five hundred in the 2019 World Cup. It is the highest ever by any batsman in tournament history. The first time we were seeing Rohit. Since that critical day in Manchester in July 2019. It was anticipated that the discussion would turn to the World Cup.
“The five hundred really don’t mean much anymore”, Rohit said in a very matter-of-fact manner.
Rohit Sharma
The Rohit Sharma’s World Cup, “Personally it was a great achievement but when you are playing a team sport it is never about personal milestones. When I reached home after the World Cup and everyone was congratulating me for the hundreds, I can very honestly tell you I did not feel any elation. The real prize was in the England dressing room and it was difficult to accept that we had not made the final”, Rohit said.
Lastly, a good start will make it easier for Virat Kohli. In the middle order, and could well set up the match for India. In the process, Rohit gets closer to his dream. In 2007 seems a million years away and Rohit Sharma. The best in the world needs the T20 World Cup 2021 win to round off a stellar white-ball career. Before taking over as India captain in November.
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