Rohit Sharma's pain after poor performance Mumbai Indians finished tenth in IPL 2024
Mumbai Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma could not perform as expected in IPL 2024. Under the captaincy of Hardik Pandya, Mumbai Indians bid goodbye to this IPL by finishing at the bottom with 8 points. Captain Pandya's performance also remained lackluster. 'Hitman' said that instead of worrying too much about it, his team focused on working on the mistakes with positive thinking. Rohit, who won Mumbai the IPL trophy 5 times under his captaincy, could not score more than 20 runs in 6 matches in the second phase of this season of IPL.
Rohit Sharma said on GeoCinema Match Center Live, 'As a batsman, I know that I could not live up to the expectations but after playing for so many years, I know that if I think too much then I will not live up to it. I won't be able to play well. In the last league match against Lucknow Super Giants, he returned to form by scoring 68 runs in 38 balls but could not lead the team to victory.
'I try to stay positive'
Rohit said, 'I try to stay positive. I keep practicing and working on my mistakes. We haven't had a good season and we have ourselves to blame because we made a lot of mistakes. We lost matches that we should have won but that's what happens in IPL. You get less opportunities and the ones you get should not be wasted. The Indian captain also said that 70 percent of the team for the T20 World Cup was decided even before the IPL.
'We didn't pay much attention to it'
According to Rohit Sharma, 'There are ups and downs in performance in IPL. We did not pay much attention to it. Even before this season of IPL, 70 percent of the players of the World Cup team knew their role. India has announced its 15-member squad for the T20 World Cup, in which wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant has returned after the accident, while Sanju Samson and Yashasvi Jaiswal have also been included for the first time.
tag: ipl 2024, Mumbai Indians, Rohit Sharma
first published : May 18, 2024, 7:47 PM IST
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