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Sunil Gavaskar announces great news for India Cricket
Sunil Gavaskar, the former Indian cricketer, has announced great news for India cricket as he has declared the Mumbai Indians (MI) skipper, Rohit Sharma is entirely fit. In today’s encounter, qualifier 1 that is being played between the Delhi Capitals (DC) and the MI, Sharma is commanding the side.
Recently, India named the squads for their upcoming series against Australia for which Rohit Sharma was not part of either of the two squads for two formats. The reason for deselecting him was his injury which refrained him from captain and play the next games.
Also, Sourav Ganguly earlier revealed that on behalf of the fitness test, Rohit Sharma might be included in the squads.
Sunil Gavaskar announces great news for India Cricket, says that Rohit Sharma is fit
“Whatever has transpired earlier with regards to his (Rohit) injury, keeping that aside, I would say it’s great news for Indian cricket that Rohit Sharma is fit. Look, the concern shown by everyone collectively that there could be a rupture (if he hurries his return) is a valid one.
“But he looked confident. He fielded at the boundary ropes and also in the 30-yard circle,” Gavaskar was quoted as saying on Sports Tak.
“He played the match to show that he is fit but if BCCI wants to test his fitness again, then there is nothing wrong in it. Because they want to check if he is fully fit or not. Maybe, he will be monitored. Normally, when you come back from injury, you need to play a few matches as match fitness determines your fitness status,” he stated.
Also, see:
Rohit Sharma unfit for India tour of Australia but will play Qualifier 1 against the Delhi Capitals
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