‘You can’t do gentle or rest’: Rohit Sharma’s former Australian captain wants to play cricket news for India

Australian cricket veteran Steve Waugh has advised Indian Captain Rohit Sharma to reflect his future in cricket, especially about his leadership role before India’s upcoming Test series against England in June. Wat Emphasized that Rohit, who turned 38 this month, should take his decision to continue as captain, while expressing concern about security Test cricket Between increasing popularity of T20 league,
Wow believes that the leading India should come from the decision Rohit Themselves, especially in view of his recent performance struggles.
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“It is completely on him. He is the only person who can solve that problem. He has found himself to see himself in a mirror and says,” I still want to become a captain or play for India? Is I committed? ” Waugh, one member Lares World Sports AcademySaid.
“I’m making enough time and effort in it? It’s a privilege and is an honor to play for your country. You can’t do gentle or rest,” he said.

Rohit’s recent form has been related, with poor performance in the test series against Bangladesh, New Zealand and Australia. He was particularly chosen from the Sydney Test due to poor form during the loss of India’s 1-3 series in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy earlier this year.
Waugh also addressed the future of Test cricket, emphasizing its importance despite the increasing popularity of T20.
“Tension is stress on Test cricket, will it survive because we need it as a game. T20 cricket is amazing, great for players and spectators and great for sponsors, but I still think that Test is a lot of essence of cricket cricket. The players believe that they still want to play the test how good they can be.

About criticism about South Africa World test championship Despite playing less matches, Waugh defended the current system.
“There are always complaints. In the Champions Trophy, India played a neutral ground in Dubai and people complained about it.
Waugh opposed the proposed two-level system for Test cricket.

“I don’t like two tier, it becomes weak that no one is playing strong side at another level, they are not going to be better and better. Top sides are getting better and stronger and it will separate the world’s cricket in separate teams that are fine in top levels and other teams and we want to develop other teams right now,” they comment.
“Test cricket is actually very strong, it is probably seven or eight sides capable of beating each other and it is not a case for a few years so I really feel that Test cricket is still going well,” Waugh said.
On the suggestion of bonus points to win a distant win in the 2025-27 WTC cycle, Waugh disagreed.
He said, “All this is subjective. How do you say who is a strong team? I think the current system is very good. At the end of the day, you have become consistent, you both got away and to win at home,” he commented.