“Rohit Sharma did not work on the most talented but fitness”: KKR Star’s unfiltered decision

India captain Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from Test cricket, which broke thousands of fans. Taking on Instagram, the right -handed opener broke the news to the fans as he dropped from the game after playing 67 Tests and scoring 4301 runs. Rohit’s retirement from Test cricket also debated the new captain of India for the longest time. Not only Rohit, but star batter Virat Kohli also called Time on his Test career, which is ahead of the upcoming five -match series against England.

Rohit had forgetful outings in both the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia and testing against New Zealand at home. However, his contribution to the Indian Test team as a opener cannot be ignored for years, Rohit played many matches winning knocks.

Recently, former England all -rounder Moin Ali appreciated Rohit and called him a “natural player”. However, he also said that the 38 -year -old star should have worked on his fitness just like Kohli.

“Rohit had a more natural player, such as, amazing to see. A proper gift given to him. When I say natural, everything looks very smooth. He was a top player. There was a period of time where he was probably the most talented player in the world, naturally, naturally, who plays for Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL, said before the diche.

He said, “Such as perhaps not worked as Virat as fitness and luggage, but is still effective. Perhaps the ball will be hit more,” he said.

Rohit called Time on his Test career after a brilliant career spread in 67 games, scoring 4,301 runs including 12 centuries and 18 half tons.

Earlier, former India head coach Ravi Shastri also opened when he pushed Rohit as a opener, which became a historic step.

Shastri said in the ICC review, “Four, five, this man was bored. Then I started focusing on this fact, why is he so successful in a day’s cricket? He likes to stay out quickly.”

“I said, if he can go out of there and do so, he has got enough time to play early.

(With PTI input)