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Indian team is all set to start their campaign in the 20-20 World Cup 2022 with their first match against the famous rivals Pakistan. The men in blue are gearing up their preparations for this high-octane clash of the tournament. The cricketing corridors are already filled with a lot of discussions ahead of this match between the Two Asian Giants.
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Apart from all other things, a recent video of Indian skipper Rohit Sharma has gone viral over social media. In this video, he can be heard praising the senior Indian speedster Mohammed Shami for his brilliant bowling.
Cricket’s governing body has shared a 3-minute video of the Indian team’s training. In this very video, skipper Sharma can be heard at an instance saying about Mohammed Shami, “Arey yeh to danger bowler hai Bhai. Sabse danger (He is a dangerous bowler, most dangerous).”
Here’s the video:
Rohit Sharma mic'd up 🎙️
— ICC (@ICC) October 22, 2022
All ears on the captain during India's practice session ahead of their first #T20WorldCup match.
Earlier, the Indian skipper Rohit Sharma also interacted with the journalists during the pre-match press conference ahead of the clash against Pakistan. He talked about the rain threats in the match against Pakistan. He went on to say that they also want a player to have a complete game of 40 overs.
"In hindsight, if you look at it, toss becomes a little important when there is a rain threat. But again, I have been hearing about the Melbourne weather for a while now, it keeps changing. You do not know what is going to happen tomorrow, what is in our control, we will try to look after that. We need to come here thinking it will be a 40-over game, if the situation demands, if it is a shorter game, we will be ready for it. The players know how to manage themselves if the game is reduced, 10 overs each or 5 overs each. Luckily, we played a game in India where it was an 8-over game," said Rohit Sharma during the pre-match press conference.