Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma opened up about the challenging year for the team, marked by reaching the finals of key ICC events only to face defeat. The ICC Men’s World Test Championship loss to Australia at The Oval and the subsequent Cricket World Cup loss left a bitter taste, especially after consistent performances leading up to the finals.
Rohit Sharma expressed the difficulty of digesting the World Cup loss, acknowledging the team’s hard work and flawless play until the final hurdle. Despite the setbacks, he emphasized the need to move forward and find the strength to bounce back.
While avoiding direct comparisons, Rohit Sharma highlighted the significance of the upcoming series against South Africa. Winning the series would bring a sense of accomplishment, providing redemption for the recent World Cup defeat. He emphasized the team’s collective desire for victory, stating that every player, regardless of experience, is eager to contribute to the team’s success.
As the first Test against South Africa commences in Centurion on Boxing Day, Rohit Sharma remains optimistic about the team’s capabilities and hopes to achieve a significant victory in a series with a rich history.
