The present Asia Cup 2023 and the ODI World Cup 2023, which will start in India on October 5, are two significant tasks that India skipper Rohit Sharma is now juggling. As he enters two important events with the intention of leading his side to victory, the Indian captain will be carrying the dreams of billions. The team’s performance is greatly influenced by the environment in the locker room before every major competition. The Indian skipper recently revealed details about the atmosphere in the Indian dressing room under his and head coach Rahul Dravid’s direction in an interview. Additionally, he disclosed that Rahul Dravid values open communication among the team and that they have a good working relationship.
“As far as Rahul Dravid is concerned, I have a ton of respect for him as a person and foremost as a cricket player.
He doesn’t want there to be a communication breakdown between the players, the support personnel, or anybody else for that matter. His first guideline is that every information should be shared with the person who needs to know. We have an open relationship and frequently discuss events and players. In an interview with Vimal Kumar posted on his YouTube channel, Rohit Sharma stated, “I’ve really liked my time with him.
Rohit continued by describing his friendship with Virat Kohli and the type of conversations they have, saying that they usually talk about plans for next series.
“When we are in the crease together, we talk about who is bowling and come up with strategies for how to get him. Prior to each series, we often continue talking about potential challenges and keep an eye on the players to watch out for.
Pakistan will play India on September 10
India, meanwhile, defeated Nepal by ten wickets in their second group match to go to the Asia Cup 2023 Super 4 stage. On September 10 at Colombo’s R.Premadasa Stadium, the Men in Blue’s first Super 4 match would pit them against their bitter foes Pakistan. Notably, the game between the two teams in the group round was abandoned after India batted first and scored 266 runs.
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