Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from test cricket, but will continue to play for and lead India in the one-day format. In ODI Cricket, Rohit is Fresh Off Leading India to their Third Champions Trophy Crown. However, Rohit has also sufed his fair of criticism for inconsistent performance with the bat. The 37-year-old has gone through rough patches, particularly in Test Cricket and in the IPL. Now, in an interview, rohit has labelled some criticism against him as “unnecessary”.
“Criticism is a part of a Sportsperson’s life. Criticism is Necessary and Important. But what I’m Against is Unnecessary Criticism. I don’t like like,” Said Rohit, interview With journalist vimal kumar.
“There was a lot of things said about me. But I don’t pay attention to any of it, and it doesn’t affect me,” Rohit said.
Rohit stated that he was unnecessarily criticized for supposedly having a weakness against left-arm pacers. However, he chose to focus on his performance instead of retorting to the critics.
“So many things have been said about me – like I can’t play leave -arm fast bowlers, and many things – but now, i do Attention to itmore. NONMOR Go Wrong. And you will be losing out on time, and time is precious.
Rohit is widely registered as one of the best modern-day batters, having amassed over 11,000 runs in ODI CRICKET, Over 4,000 Runs in Test Cricket and is also India’s’s Highest-Ever Run-SCORER IN T20I C20I CCTET.
Rohit’s Retirement from Test Cricket Ahead of India’s tour of england in june has left a big hole to fill, as to who will take over his spot as captain. Pacer Jasprit bumrah and batter shubman gill appear to be the favorite.
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