Rohit Sharma has always been known for its calm approach and composed at the fold. And in a recent interview with Star Sports, he offered rare information about his state of mind in the stick. “Whenever I beat, I don’t think about a target,” said Rohit. “Sometimes you undergo when you target the target. Go and beat. Evaluate the situation. If you feel you can take it, take it.“”Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Speaking of the mental requirements of high pressure games, in particular finals, Rohit recognized the nerves, but stressed the importance of emotional control. “When we play these kinds of matches, be it final of the World Cup, of course, there are nerves. You know, you want to win, you want to play, you want to play, “he added. “You know, the experience of playing for India for so many years, being also helping. You can control your emotions, you can control your thoughts and be in the moment.”Watch: His words have even more weight when he moves away from the test cricket. Last month, Rohit announced his longest format retirement, marking the end of an era. “It was an absolute honor to represent my country in whites,” he shared on social networks. “Thank you for all love and support.” Rohit’s test career ends with 4,301 points in 67 games at an average of 40.57, including 12 centuries. His highest score (212) came against South Africa in Ranchi in 2019.
India starting its series in five tests in England on June 20 in Headingley, it will be the first great assignment abroad without rohit in the whites. While the Rohit test route ends, it will continue to represent India in the ODIs.