former Australian Cricketer Simon Katich took a cheeky hit on IndiaTest captain Rohit Sharma during post-match discussions about the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Katich humorously suggested that Rohit could have a promising career in stand-up comedy after cricket, referring to his witty remarks in a recent interview.
During the Sydney test, Rohit Sharma He faced questions about his future in cricket after he opted out of the final. Responding to the speculation, Rohit said he was “not going anywhere”, taking a swipe at critics using a microphone or a pen. His hilarious response caught the attention of Katich, who couldn't resist making fun of the Indian skipper.
“Well, if you look at the numbers, they are devastating. We saw that in this test,” Katich said, as reported by India Today. “It was selfless of him to choose not to participate in the test. I saw that interview, and it was well spoken. There is no doubt that he has a future after cricket in stand-up comedy because his sense of humor was very good.
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Rohit's struggle in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy
Rohit Sharma had a forgettable series with the bat. In five innings, he scored just 31 runs, with a best score of 10. His poor form raised concerns about his place in India's Test team, especially with a crucial tour in England On the horizon.
In his interview with Star Sports, Rohit expressed optimism about regaining his form in the coming months. However, Katich was not convinced. He pointed out the challenges of performing at the top of the order in Test cricket, especially for a 37-year-old batsman.
Concerns about Rohit's future
Katich, who has also worked as a coach in the Indian Premier League, wondered whether Rohit has the desire and drive to continue in Test cricket.
“Only he knows if he has the hunger and drive at 37 years old to come back,” Katich said. “It won't be an easy game for England. They have some good, fast youngsters coming through. Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carre are in good form.
Katich also highlighted the difficult conditions India will face in England. “I dare say it will be a tough tour if he chooses to stick with it and the Indian selectors pick him, first and foremost. These numbers are not pretty reading. Test cricket is no place for 37-year-olds at the top of the order. History suggests that, and Rohit Sharma is Only he knows if he has the desire to continue or not.
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