After Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s retirement, Manjrekar says “Come on, don’t panic”
Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli served the Indian team for more than a decade and it would not be easy to find their replacement.
After the retirement of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, there is really no one really seems to be a baton from two legends of Indian cricket. But then according to Sanjay Manjrekar, there is no need to panic. The former India batsman said that there was a time when Indian batting Fab 4 also retired, and then the new players took over.
India will get new batsmen
Manjrekar said on Instagram, “I know some fans would be related to. When Fab Four left everyone at the same time, there was a feeling of nervousness, but what seems to be? A few years later, India was the number one Test team in the world,” Manjrekar said on Instagram.
“, As long as I believe it very strongly, as long as the game is popular in India and is enough young players, youth, youth, are desperate to play for India, and there are thousands in India, which means that any person who comes through that kind of pieces should have quality talent,” said Manjrekar.
“It will take some time, but let’s not panic. Remember what happened after Fab Four, the quality of Indian bowling has improved. The same can happen here. You will search for new stars and new bowlers, and India will remain one of the top teams in the world.”
Batting delicate, but opportunities for new players
This zero in turn can be a great opportunity for a person like Sai Sudarshan and even Shreyas Iyer to take the spots of Virat and Rohit in the team. Then there is also a certain Sarfaraz Khan, which will be itchy to prove his ability.
“You need some time. Because in foreign circumstances, batting is very important and this is the place where our current delicateness lies. But it seems that there is another way to see this current Indian team, where Rohit and Virat Kohli were part of the Indian team. India lost 3–0 at home against New Zealand.
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