We travel and play a great deal. Rohit Sharma, unfazed by his demanding schedule ahead of the Super 8, said, “So, that’s never going to be an excuse.”

Indian captain Rohit Sharma made it clear early on that their Super 8 campaign’s schedule would not be used as an excuse for their performances, in contrast to certain players from other teams who had voiced reservations about their schedules and travel plans.

Days before their match against Afghanistan, the first of three crammed into a condensed five-day span, Rohit said the team was playing with a lot of energy and a strong desire to accomplish something noteworthy. He said that this sense of unity highlighted everyone’s determination to make a meaningful contribution. Rohit also agreed that the programme would be hard. The Indian skipper, nevertheless, boldly declared that his squad and he were used to this level of intensity and that they would not let it be an excuse for their next outings.

The crew is quite eager to go and accomplish something exceptional. Thus, that’s a fitting manner to begin the tournament’s second phase. demonstrates how everyone aspires to change the world and how seriously we take our skill sessions. Every session has goals to work towards. After our first game, we’ll play the next two over the course of three to four days. It will be a little chaotic, but this is all nothing new to us. We travel and play a lot together. According to the Hindustan Times, Rohit said before to the Afghanistan tie, “So, that’s never going to be an excuse.”

Everyone is anticipating and feeling rather excited about it simultaneously: Rohit Sharma

Rohit tried to divert the interviewer’s attention from talking about scheduling and other related issues by emphasising their team’s desire to focus more on improving their abilities and group goals than on outside variables. He emphasised the importance of each practice in these conditions, noting the team’s wealth of Caribbean experience and their precise knowledge of the objectives that must be met to succeed.

We’ll try to pay far more attention to our abilities and the tasks at hand as a team than to anything else. The goal is therefore to make the most out of each session, which takes on significant importance. We’ve played and watched a lot of games here, so everyone is aware of what has to be done to influence the outcome in our favour. Everyone is simultaneously anticipating and feeling fairly excited,” Rohit continued.