WI vs IND: Rohit Sharma provides inspiring dressing room speech after T20I collection win – It takes rather a lot to vary a recreation

WI vs IND, T20I collection: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma gave a speech to his teammates within the dressing room after India gained the fifth T20I towards West Indies.

It takes rather a lot to vary a recreation: Rohit’s dressing room speech after T20I collection win vs WI. Courtesy: AP

HIGHLIGHTSRohit Sharma didn’t play within the fifth T20I towards West IndiesIndia haven’t misplaced a T20I collection beneath Rohit’s managementRohit Sharma is the main run-scorer in T20Is

Team India captain Rohit Sharma gave an inspiring speech to his teammates within the dressing room after the Men in Blue defeated West Indies 1-4 within the five-match T20I collection. On Sunday, August 7, India defeated the Caribbean workforce by 88 runs in Lauderhill and closed out their tour of the Island nation on a constructive word.

After setting Nicholas Pooran’s males a goal of 189 to chase down, India bowled the house workforce out for 100 inside 20 overs. After the top of the match and the collection, the Nagpur-born Rohit talked about teamwork and the way efforts from all of the members may end up in huge achievements.

“It takes a lot to change a game, it takes a lot to understand what a team requires every point in time. For me, individual brilliance is good, but those little efforts from all of us are what will give us more results, consistently. That is what we are looking for,” Rohit was quoted as saying.

Rohit took over as India’s T20I skipper after Virat Kohli stepped down following the T20 World Cup 2021 in Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Later, the veteran additionally took over from Kohli because the ODI skipper of the nationwide males’s cricket workforce.

In his first collection because the Indian skipper, Rohit led his workforce to victory towards New Zealand. Recently, other than getting the higher of the West Indies, India additionally defeated England 2-1 within the latter’s yard.

Rohit can also be the all-time main run-scorer within the historical past of T20Is, having scored 3487 runs from 132 matches at a mean of 32.28 with 4 centuries and 27 half-centuries to his identify.

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