I Have Very Little Role To Play In Mumbai Indians, The Team That I Had Was Fantastic – Rohit Sharma

Updated - 09 Dec 2021, 03:18 PM

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Mumbai Indians (MI) captain Rohit Sharma has said that he has very little role to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise and added that the team he had was ‘fantastic’.

Mumbai Indians is the most successful franchise in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) having won 5 IPL titles. Also, all the trophies have come under Rohit Sharma.

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Talking about the success of Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League on the show Backstage with Boria, Rohit credited the management for creating good players and an atmosphere where a player and go and express themselves.

“What I have done at Mumbai is brilliant because of the players I have had. Honestly speaking, I have very little role to play there. The team that I had was fantastic. I want to give credit to, firstly, the management for creating such solid gun players and then creating that atmosphere for players to go and perform,” he said.

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Rohit said that he has to take decisions on who will bowl the certain overs but at the end of the day it’s players who execute the plans and it’s all about them. He stated:

“There were certain decisions that I had to make – giving the last over, the first over to X,Y,Z… All those things, yes the captain plays a big part in that. Overall, its the players’ team.”

In Terms Of Performance, Captain Needs To Be At The Forefront – Rohit Sharma

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Rohit Sharma added that the captain needs to be at the forefront when it comes to delivering a performance but in every other aspect the skipper needs to stand back.

“I feel the captain needs to stand at the back. He cannot be at the forefront. In terms of performance, he needs to be at the forefront, but in terms of everything else, he needs to be taking the backseat.”

“A captain looks good when the team performs well and bad or horrible when the team doesn’t. I don’t think that is the right way to look at it. The captain is there to make sure that the right players are playing and there are a few tactical things to look after,” he added.

Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma has been appointed as permanent ODI and T20I captain of India and he will also be the deputy of Virat Kohli in Test cricket.

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