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There was not just one match in Dharamshala on the evening of October 22. In fact, this match played between India and New Zealand was also to decide who is the number one team of the tournament? Who will lead the points table? India did this well. They wrote the story of their dominance in the match. Virat Kohli once again proved his superiority in Ranches through this match. After the match, when Rohit Sharma was asked about his ability and the victory of Team India, he said that Virat has now got used to it. But the work is not done yet. It means it is incomplete.
The win against New Zealand, which the Indian captain should have been proud of after 20 years, is taking it as a milestone in his journey to becoming world champions. Rohit Sharma admitted that the start of the tournament has been good for us. But, the work is only half done. It is important for us to maintain our balance. Only by doing this will we be able to complete our mission.
New Zealand lost after 20 years
It is clear from Rohit’s words that he is not one to celebrate small achievements. By defeating New Zealand, they have done something that has not happened in Indian cricket for 20 years, 7 months and 7 days. But, now they have to do what the whole of India has been waiting for for the last 10 years. It means winning the ICC title for India.
This is the habit of Virat Kohli – Rohit Sharma
This is the reason why when questions were raised about Virat Kohli’s batting during the match, he praised it but as if it was an everyday thing for Virat. He said that this is his habit. I won’t say much about it because he has been running for the team for years. They prepare themselves for it and then execute it on the field.
Virat’s habit of staying strong, India will win the World Cup!
Rohit’s words are applied and statistics related to Virat Kohli’s highest runs, highest average and team India’s victory in the run chase are also given. It is obvious that now the Indian captain will definitely want this habit of Virat Kohli to remain India’s strength throughout the tournament so that on November 19, i.e., the day of the World Cup final, they can proudly say that the job is done.
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