“Company, it’s over” – Rohit Sharma recalls an emotional call to retire

After calling for his test career, Rohit Sharma opened about his retirement from Cricket T20i after directing India to the triumph of the T20 2024 World Cup in the United States and the Caribbean in June last year. Rohit Sharma had announced his withdrawal from the T20is just after lifting the T20 World Cup trophy with a fast-paced victory of seven runs over South Africa in the final.

Rohit’s decision surprised many, especially because he was in the first form and ended as the highest scorer in India at the ICC T20 2024 World Cup. In particular, in addition to Rohit, Kohli and Ravindra Jadja also retired from Cricket T20i after winning the trophy in Barbados.

Rohit Sharma reveals why he retired from T20is despite a finish of the World Cup of Dream T20

Now, almost a year later, Rohit Sharma has revealed that he had already thought of quitting T20is, regardless of whether India won or not. He felt that it was time to leave aside and allow younger players an opportunity, though he was still well.

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Rohit Sharma told Vimal Kumar on his YouTube channel: “When I announced my retirement from T20is … Agar Hum Nahi Jeet-te (T20 World Cup), Toh Mai Waise announced Kar Deta Kyuki Bahut, try Kar Liya ab. It’s not just for me to continue; you have to give the possibilities to others.”

Rohit also reflected on the hard work that took to reach the summit and how difficult it was to let go of something he had won for years of dedication.

Rohit Sharma reveals how difficult it was to get out of T20is

What he explained, “but after winning, feel that you still have it in you; you are playing well, and you have also given the result, why not? Why not continue? Because this place you won in any way has come to you.

You worked very hard for that. I know everything I have done in my life and all the things I have spent to achieve it. So, I have an idea of ​​all these things. So why do you want to go out? If you are beating well, giving results, why? “”

The batter on his right hand said that if a player does not work or things are not going well, it is easier to accept that it is time to move on. But since he played well and the team won the T20 World Cup, everything has been perfect. But he still felt the right time to leave.

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“Andar se ek feels aa jaata hai”

Rohit signed by saying, “If you can’t give results, don’t beat well, and something goes wrong, it’s OK. Then, in any way, you have to say -you,” Companion, it’s over. “But I beat the T20 World Cup;

He finished his T20i trip as one of the most successful cracklers in India in the format. With 4231 runs in 159 games, Rohit is the highest scorer and also leads the graph for the six more than T20IS. The Mumbakar also maintains the record for playing the T20is more and is one of the only two Indian captains to win the T20 World Cup.