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Rohit Sharma talks about playing high-risk game in ODIs ahead of Asia Cup



Rohit is the one participant to have scored three double-hundreds. His final 150-plus knock got here in 2019 in opposition to the West Indies in Vizag.

Rohit Sharma traded warning with aggression so as to add a distinct dimension to his batting and the Indian skipper is proud of the outcomes even when it means not getting these daddy a whole lot. At the tip of the 2019 World Cup, Rohit had scored 27 a whole lot however in the final 4 years he might add solely three extra centuries to his tally. The captain largely believes that it is because of the high-risk game he has adopted.

“I wanted to take more risks, which is why my numbers are slightly different now,” Rohit instructed PTI throughout an unique interview. “My (ODI) strike-rate (during this period) has increased but the average has dipped a bit. This is exactly what our batting coach (Vikram Rathour) was telling me, ‘You have scored big runs because of the way you batted all these years and in the last few years, it (big runs) has not happened because you are taking risk,” the skipper added.

Rohit is the one participant to have scored three double a whole lot — 209 (vs Australia, 2013), 264 (vs Sri Lanka, 2014) and 208* (vs Sri Lanka, 2017). His final 150-plus knock got here in 2019 in opposition to the West Indies in Vizag.

Rohit stated that he needed to compromise someplace down the road. “My career strike-rate is around 90 (89.97) but in past couple of years, if you look at my scores and take the strike-rate into consideration, it has been around 105-110. So somewhere you had to compromise. It is not possible to have a 55 average and a 110 strike-rate.” This high-risk game can be a course of of his self-discovery, stated Rohit.

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“It was purely my choice. My usual batting is still my patent, but I wanted to try something else. I am very happy with the result.” In truth, he had communicated his change of method to the crew administration.

“Everyone wants to bat long and score those 150s and 170s. I still want to do that, but it is always nice to do something that you have not done. It only adds up in your list of batting abilities. Unless you do it, you won’t know it.

“I do know if I play excessive threat pictures, I’ll get out few occasions however I did not hassle. This was communicated by me to the administration that that is how I wish to play.” An extension of that was the kind of tracks that India team has played Test matches on at home. They weren’t exactly batting-friendly, and the Indian skipper has been the team’s most consistent Test batter of late.

“Look at my latest Test innings in India. I can inform you that batting in India is rather more tough now than batting abroad, particularly in the final 2-3 years. “The pitches that we have played on, it is more challenging than overseas. That’s why we haven’t spoken about runs and averages of batting unit. All of us agreed that we want to play on challenging pitches. I don’t want to worry about what kind of averages we finish with.

“That is how I feel however completely different gamers may have completely different thought processes, and I do not wish to change that. I’m going to play on pitches that swimsuit our bowlers,” he declared. Do captains have a shelf life?

He has captained Mumbai Indians for 11 years and is main the nationwide crew for practically two years now. So do captains have shelf life? “There is no such thing as shelf life,” he replied with conviction.

“You get a accountability, you produce a end result and extra essential is in case you are proud of the accountability that you’ve been entrusted with. This is extra essential questions than the shelf life.” He is a planner but also likes to trust his gut instinct.

“I’m an individual who goes with the stream. What I really feel proper now, I might wish to do with out pondering about what I wish to do 5 – 6 months later. I prefer to take issues as they arrive however put together in accordance to what’s in retailer in the long run.”


Nilesh Desai
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