Rohit Sharma’s tremor with this player, Kaleja was played under his captaincy for Team India

Cricket News Desk. Rohit Sharma was one of the most successful captains of Team India. Under his captaincy, Team India won the T20 World Championships and the Champions Trophy. However, Rohit Sharma revealed that a player in childhood was a headache for him. This player was none other than Cheteshwar Pujara. When Rohit Sharma and his companions were young, they always discussed the same question- how to reject Cheteshwar Pujara? He knew that this batsman of Saurashtra could play his expectations by playing two-three days. Rohit said taking Pujara’s wicket was a difference in victory and defeat for his team. With the launch of Pujara’s wife Pooja’s book ‘The Diary of a Crickers Wife’ on Thursday, Rohit said his team always discussed the same thing in the meeting that he should dismiss Pujara, otherwise he could lose the match. Rohit jokingly said that playing Pujara would change the color of his face so that his mother became angry. What Rohit Sharma said Rohit also said that playing Pujara would change the color of his face. His mother also got angry about this. Rohit said, “I can only remember that when I was 14 years old and the night when I came back from the field, my face would change completely.” He further said, “Because he batted all day and had to pitch us two-three days in the sun. I still remember that my mother often asked me that if you were going to play from home, you look different and when you get home after a week or ten days, you look different.” Rohit Sharma praised Pujara in praise from Pujara, who praised Pujara, Rohit said he had experienced many problems in his career. He said that Pujara was injured by ACL (Antirier Cruciate Ligament) at the beginning of his career. It was a major injury, but Pujara did not give up and played more than 100 Test matches for India. Rohit said all the credit for this is going to Pujara. Pujara scored 7195 runs in 103 Test matches in his career at an average of 43.60, including 19 centuries and 35 half centers. Share this story -tags

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