New Delhi. After the historic defeat of the Indian cricket team, questions are being raised on the future of star cricketers. The fans are targeting two players the most. First captain Rohit Sharma and second Virat Kohli. There are two reasons why Rohit Sharma is being targeted. First- His bat is silent these days. Secondly, as a captain, he also failed to handle the team. Perhaps this is the reason why when Krishnamachari Srikkanth was asked about Rohit and Virat, his answers were different. While former captain Srikanth claimed about Rohit's possible retirement, he said for Virat that he still has a lot of time.
K was the captain in Sachin Tendulkar's debut match. Srikanth is very angry with India's defeat. He listed many shortcomings of the team one by one on his YouTube channel. Srikanth, who praised youngsters like Washington Sundar a lot, targeted the senior players the most. When he was questioned about Rohit Sharma's batting, he expressed concern over the manner in which the Indian captain was out. Srikanth said that the way Rohit took the catch at slip and then got out while pulling is worrying.
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Of. Srikkanth also mentioned the media headlines which said that Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja are playing together for the last time in Mumbai. Is the team in a period of change and is there a need to work on its reconstruction. In response to this question, Srikant said, 'Absolutely. 100 percent. You have to think ahead. I think if India does not perform well in Australia then Rohit can also announce his retirement from Test cricket. But he will continue playing ODI matches.
When asked about Virat Kohli's retirement, the former captain said, 'I think it is too early to talk about it. He (Kohli) still has a lot of time. He can make a comeback in Australia. His performance in Australia has also been good.
Tags: India vs Australia, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli
FIRST PUBLISHED : November 4, 2024, 8:51 PM IST
