The former captain of India, Mithali Raj, praises Rohit Sharma’s leadership abilities. “I believe some of his judgments have been outstanding.”. On November 10, England and India will square off at Adelaide Oval.
Following their resounding victory against Zimbabwe on Sunday, November 6. The Rohit Sharma-led squad India clinched their entry into the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 semifinals. Former India women’s captain Mithali Raj has praised Rohit for his choices during the current World Cup campaign.
The Super 12 stage’s Group 2 was dominated by the Men in Blue. After they defeated Pakistan, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, and the Netherlands. Additionally, the team easily advanced to the semifinals despite suffering their lone defeat at the hands of South Africa.
While the cricketing community and many fans may not have commended the India captain’s batting. They have highly praised his leadership abilities. Mithali Raj jumped on board and praised some of his on-field choices that helped India advance to the semifinals.
“I have been enjoying watching Rohit captain across this World Cup, I think some of his decisions have been brilliant. Some might argue that he could have done this better or that, but every captain makes decisions at the spur of the moment, there are a lot of other factors the captain is considering at that time,”
In an ICC column, Mithali authored.
It’s your responsibility as captain to refocus your team: Raj Mithali
The former India captain went on to say that while there may be “hiccups” along the way. It is the captain’s responsibility to regain control of the situation.
“The most important thing is that you need to rally your team to achieve that goal and I think he is doing a fine job of that, hiccups will happen here and there, especially in a tournament like the World Cup. You will probably lose a game, but as captain, it is important to get your team to refocus on the goal at hand,”
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On Thursday, November 10 at the Adelaide Oval. India will square up against a deadly English team in an effort to secure their place in the competition’s final.