Harbhajan Singh: Rohit Sharma ki tareef mein kaha bada kuch.

Rohit Sharma may not be the captain of Mumbai Indians at the moment but Under his captaincy, he has made the team 5 times IPL champions. He is the captain of Team India’s Test and ODI. Bhajji said these things on his YouTube channel in a match played against Delhi Capitals on Sunday, praising Rohit Sharma’s Masterstroke. Not only this, he has advised Mumbai Indians head coach Mahela Jayawardene to take his ego away and take the hitman’s words seriously.

Harbhajan Singh said a big thing in praise of Rohit Sharma

During this match, the masterstroke played by Rohit Sharma sitting in the dugout, the dice of the match overturned. Finally, Mumbai Indians put a break on the victory of Delhi Capitals, which were invincible in the tournament. Winned by 12 runs. Harbhajan Singh has now turned to Rohit Sharma’s masterstroke. Harbhajan Singh has claimed in a video on his YouTube channel that Mumbai Indians’ head coach Mahela Jayawardene did not agree with Rohit Sharma. He was reluctant to change the ball and put the spinners on the front.

Harbhajan Singh said, ‘Rohit Sharma played Masterstroke. He asked the head coach Mahela Jayawardene to apply spinners and bowl to Karn Sharma. Mahela Jayawardene refused to listen to Rohit and did not agree with the decision. If Jayawardene had wanted as he had wanted, then Mumbai Indians would have lost this match too… Sometimes coaches should keep their ego away and think how the team can benefit.

Rohit Sharma had run master stroke

Batting first at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, Mumbai Indians scored 205 runs. Delhi Capitals were chasing the target in a spectacular manner. Three years later, Karun Nair, playing his first match in the IPL, was batting in a stormy style. He completed his half -century in 22 balls which came with his bat in the IPL after 7 years. At one time, Delhi’s score in 12 overs was 135 runs at the loss of 2 wickets and the match was completely visible in his fist. Then Rohit Sharma, an impact player of Mumbai Indians, played in the dugout.

Before the start of the 14th over of Delhi’s innings, Rohit Sharma instructed the bowler Karn Sharma to change the ball. Under the new IPL rules, the bowling team in the night game can change the ball after 10 overs so that the effect of dew can be reduced.

Mumbai Indians took the second ball following Rohit Sharma’s message. On the third ball of the over, Karan Sharma showed KL Rahul the way of Pavilion, looking dangerous. The Delhi team, which was scoring by more than 11 runs per over, scored only 22 runs in the next 24 balls and the team lost the match.