Emotional memory! ‘Most people do not even have a 13 -year career’: Rohit Sharma opens cricket news on World Cup pressure
New Delhi: The spirit of lifting the T20 World Cup in 2024 is still not completely submerged for Rohit Sharma. On 29 June last year, in Barbados, India defeated South Africa by seven runs to end the 11 -year -old ICC Trophy Drought to win the ICC T20 World Cup title for the second time. This was Rohit Sharma’s second ICC T20 World Cup Triumph and his first ICC title, despite the victory of ten matches, coming after the heart of the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup final in Australia.A year after that prestigious victory, India’s T20 World Cup winning captain Rohit Sharma took everyone under the memory lane remembering the memorable day.“Thirteen years is a long time. Most people do not even have a 13 -year career. Therefore, to wait for a long time to win the World Cup … The last won in 2007 was in 2007,” he said, “Especially realizing Jiohotstar’s special show champion walaly, again, again.“For me, it could not be bigger than this. I could not sleep all night. I was only thinking about the World Cup. I was nervous. I could not feel my feet. Did I feel the veins? Absolutely. I do not show it – but inside, it had a lot, “Rohit said.“We were about to leave around 8:30 or 9 in the morning. But I woke up at the age of 7. From my room, I could see the ground and just kept looking at it. I remember that I was thinking- ‘I will stay there in two hours.
The tournament also marked a significant moment for Indian cricket, as it was the farewell of two legends – Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from the T20 format. Both moved away from the smallest format with their heads.Rohit was a standout artist with bat for India during the tournament, scoring 257 runs in eight innings, including three half -centuries. He took an average of 36.71 and ended as the second largest run-scorer in the tournament, a strike rate of over 155.
