“A lot of things have been said about me …”: Rohit Sharma exploded the critics of the throne.

Rohit Sharma announced that he retired from the test jack, but he will continue to play for India and lead a day -old format. In the ODI jack, Rohit directs India to the third champions cup crown. However, Rohit also attracted a fair share of criticism for inconsistent performances with the bat. The 37 -year -old passed through rude patches, especially in the test jack and IPL. Now, in an interview, Rohit described some criticisms as “unnecessary”.

“Criticism is a part of the life of an athlete. Criticism is necessary and important. But what I’m against is unnecessary criticism. I don’t like it,” Rohit said report Journalist with Vimal Kumar.

“He said a lot about me. But I don’t pay attention to any of me, and that doesn’t affect me.” He said.

Rohit said that he had been unnecessarily criticized for the weakness of the left arm Pacers. However, instead of responding to critics, he chose to focus on his performance.

Rohit, “A lot of things have been said about me – as if the left arm is fast bowl pottery and many other things – but now, I’m not paying attention to it anymore. Now, if you go, many things can go wrong. And you’ll lose time and my time is valuable.

Rohit is considered one of the best modern doughs that collect more than 11,000 runs in the ODI jack and more than 4,000 runs in the test cricket, and at the same time the highest scorer in India’s T20i Cricket.

The fact that Rohit retired from the test cricket before the Tour of England in June left a big hole to fill as a captain. Pacer Jasprit Bumrah and Batter Shubman Gill look like favorites.