BCCI President Sourav Ganguly on Wednesday termed Rohit Sharma as a “comfortable captain” and stated the Mumbaikar ought to be given a while to provide outcomes.
Amid issues over workload administration, COVID and damage, India has seen seven captains lead the crew at numerous phases because the 35-year-old Rohit took over from Virat Kohli as full-time captain throughout all codecs. Ganguly was impressed with Rohit, who has received a file 5 Indian Premier League (IPL) titles for Mumbai Indians, and stated that he ought to be given an extended rope earlier than evaluating him with the likes of nice MS Dhoni and Kohli.
Ganguly stated throughout the Bengal Peerless occasion on ‘Leadership in Modern India’ right here, “Rohit Sharma is definitely a bit of a nerd who takes things in a very calm and cautious way, not someone who is in your face all the time. “
The former captain was answering a query on the crop of Indian leaders as he skipped it. “India has produced some nice captains through the years. MS Dhoni who dealt with the transition brilliantly, and went on to garner accolades not just for India however for his franchise (Chennai Super Kings). Then got here Virat Kohli who additionally has an excellent file. He was a unique sort of captain, he did issues in a different way. “Every particular person is totally different however what issues is the consequence and what number of wins and losses you may have. I do not examine captains, everybody has their very own manner of main.
“We give the duty to somebody, then we would like him to behave the best way we would like, and I believe that is not proper. When you come again any person lets him captain, let him ship outcomes. Give it a while after which see what occurs.
Going again to the 2003 World Cup ultimate towards Australia, Ganguly’s resolution to bowl might have obtained little criticism because the Ricky Ponting-led facet performed with the Indian assault with an enormous 359/2. Australia received by an enormous margin of 125 runs on their technique to their second win in a row.
No regrets over the choice, Ganguly stated, “I don’t look back. I was disappointed that I lost the final but I don’t think the toss was the reason for losing the final. We didn’t play well,” he stated.
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Asked to touch upon FIFA’s ban on Indian soccer, he stated: “I don’t deal with football so I won’t be able to answer that question. But I think every sports body has a system, every sports body has its own rules and regulations. We have rules and protocols in BCCI as well.”
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
