It's your Captain Rohit Sharma signing off from T20Is after the #T20WorldCup triumph! 🏆
He retires from the T20I cricket on a very special note! 🙌 🙌
Thank you, Captain! 🫡
#TeamIndia | @ImRo45
With South Africa needing only 30 from the last five overs, Rohit Sharma changed his plans, and brought Jasprit Bumrah back for his last two overs. They only went for six runs, with a wicket too, and turned the game around. No point leaving your best bowlers until it’s too late
The world is going to talk about Bumrah. But spare a thought for Arshdeep. What a revelation. What nerves. Kid is a legend already. And yes it's a shame a batter won MoM today.
Still, leat's hear it for Jasprit Bumrah, who started to spark the panic with that 16th over costing just four. He, Pandya and Arshdeep won that game for India - a game they had no right to win when SA needed 30 off five overs with Klaasen cruising. Astonishing stuff.
Rohit Sharma put personal credibility on the line by playing and leading in this WC. Most fans hated it. More than 50% of the fans hated the squad selection. 90% of the fans were irked by Rinku Singh's omission. But he along with his team achieved what 100% of the fans wanted now
I never watched Marshall. I never watched Hadlee. I never watched Akram. But I have been lucky enough to watch Bumrah live. And I cannot even imagine anyone else having this high a level of skill and intelligence. I have never seen bowling like this and I probably never will.
Rohit Sharma only needed two years at the fag end of his career to become India's second-best limited overs captain of all time: Two of the all-time great campaigns any team can have and one trophy to show for it.
Arshdeep and Bumrah are such a cheat code. It doesn’t matter what your run rate is or what the win predictor says. As long as those two have overs left, you’re behind