Abu Dhabi, Nov 3: India vice-captain Rohit Sharma has made no bones about the fact that some of the “decision-making” during the first two matches of the ongoing T20 World Cup against Pakistan and New Zealand is due to fatigue. It was the result that set Rohit after a long stint on the road, scoring 74 in India’s 66-run win over Afghanistan to earn the ‘Player of the Match’ award on Wednesday.
“The approach was different. I wish it had happened in the first two games as well but it didn’t happen. But it can happen when you are on the road for a long time. Sometimes there can be a problem with decision making and so on in the first two games. happened in the Whenever he is on the field, he makes the right decisions.
Rohit said, “With the amount of cricket that is being played and the amount of cricket we are playing, every time you step on the field, you have to make the right decision. You need to make sure that you are mentally refreshed. Huh.” aspect. Maybe that’s why we didn’t take some good decisions. When you play a lot of cricket, things like this keep happening. You need to get away from the game and refresh your mind. “But when you play the World Cup, your entire focus should be on the World Cup, you should know what you need to do and what you don’t,” he said, keeping things in perspective.
Rohit also expressed his displeasure very subtly when he said that two bad games cannot make a team bad. “It didn’t happen in two games, but that doesn’t mean we have become bad players overnight. If you have two bad games, it doesn’t mean that all the players are bad, the team that is running is bad, you reflect and you come back and that’s what we did in this game.”
“In these situations, you have to be fearless and not think about what is happening elsewhere. We are a very good team but only that we were not that great against Pakistan and against New Zealand on that particular day. The game we’ve played shows what we get when we play fearlessly,” he summed it up.
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