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Rohit Answered All Questions With His Bat, Reminded Why He’s One Of World’s Best: Akmal
The Game Plan: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal believes Rohit Sharma delivered the perfect response to speculation surrounding his future with a sublime century in the third ODI against England at Lord's, saying the veteran opener reminded the cricketing world why he remains among the finest batters in the 50-over format despite India's 27-run defeat and 2-1 series loss.
Akmal described Rohit's 138 as the defining moment of the series decider, arguing that the innings silenced questions over the former India captain's place in the national team's future plans.
"Overall, England deserved to win the series, but Rohit Sharma's century was the biggest story of the day. It was a statement innings from a player who reminded everyone why he is still one of the world's best ODI batters. There was so much speculation about his future. Rumours were being spread that he was no longer part of India's plans and wouldn't make it to the 2027 World Cup. Today, Rohit answered all of those questions with his bat,” Akmal said on The Game Plan podcast.
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T20 World Cup: Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal launched a scathing criticism of the national side after their defeat to Bangladesh in the three-match ODI series. Pakistan, led by Shaheen Afridi, lost the series 2-1 after suffering an 11-run defeat in the deciding match in Dhaka on Sunday.
T20 WC Final: 'India Ke DNA Mei ICC Event Aa Gaya Hai...', Says Rashid Latif
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The Game Was Out Of Pakistan's Reach Once India Reached 175: Waqar Younis
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'When You Think Of The Team, You Have To Swallow Bitter Pills,' Kaneria On Babar Being Denied Strike In BBL
Big Bash League: Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria whilereacting to Babar Azam’s early exit from the Big Bash League and an on-field incident with Steve Smith, where the former Pakistan captain was denied a strike, stated that when a player thinks of the team, he must sometimes be prepared to “swallow bitter pills."
Bangladesh, Pakistan Playing Or Opting Out Won’t Matter To ICC Or BCCI: Danish Kaneria
T20 World Cup: Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria strongly supports the ICC’s stance of not changing the schedule, amid the BCB decision to not travel to India for the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, stating if Bangladesh are opting out of the tournament, it won't make much difference, adding that "it’s not like they were going to finish in the top four."
If It Goes Like The CT 2017 Then It Would Be Great, Says Sarfaraz Ahmed Ahead Of Pak-Ind U19 Final
ICC U19 World Cup: Former Pakistan captain and Under-19 team mentor Sarfaraz Ahmed wants his charges to beat India in the final of the Junior Asia Cup in Dubai on Sunday, an encore of the 2017 Champions Trophy.
You Can’t Discard Rohit And Kohli Till 2027 World Cup, Says Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi
Telecom Asia Sport: Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi came out in support of ace batters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma and dismissed attempts to sideline the two legends from the Indian ODI side, claiming they are the backbone of the team and must be continued until the 2027 World Cup, a news report said on Monday.
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