Sanjay Manjrekar hails Rohit after 30th ODI ton. Sanjay Manjrekar praised the experienced Indian opener following his performance in the series finals.
India hammered New Zealand in the third and final ODI in Indore to secure a series sweep. Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma’s record-breaking opening partnership set the tone for the victory. Former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar heaped admiration on the experienced Indian opener following his performance in the series decider.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma broke his century drought with his 30th ODI century, tying Australian icon Ricky Ponting’s record. In the series decider, he was at his most aggressive, blasting the Kiwi bowlers to all areas of the park. Sanjay Manjrekar, an ex-Indian cricketer, praised the Indian captain not just for his century but also for his attitude at the crease. It should be mention that in the third ODI, the opening batsman scored 101 runs.
“In this T20s, I also like Rohit Sharma. This is how you play. 100s have to be a result of the way you play, and when India builds a framework like that, despite a collapse, India had a lot of runs on the board. This is the Rohit Sharma I enjoy seeing “Manjrekar was interviewed on Star Sports.
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Manjrekar commended India’s clinical performance in the ODI series
“In this T20s, I also like Rohit Sharma. This is how you play. 100s have to be a result of the way you play, and when India builds a framework like that, despite a collapse, India had a lot of runs on the board. This is the Rohit Sharma I enjoy seeing “Manjrekar was interviewed on Star Sports.
“New Zealand were missing three or four major players but it does not take anything away from India, especially tonight, where they lost the toss. India scored so many runs that the opponents almost had to chase the total down despite the dew advantage.
“This is something you can gaze at and appreciate for a long time. When a team is forced to bat first after losing the toss, the team that bats second usually comes within a few runs of winning, but look at the margin today – a win by 90 runs. “Congratulations to the hitters and bowlers,” Manjrekar remarked.
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