Rohit Sharma complained to Sunil Gavaskar with BCCI Captain Rohit Sharma’s problem has increased due to the poor condition of the Indian cricket team in Test cricket. His captaincy and his disappointing form are being criticized a lot. Rohit also faced criticism from fans due to his poor performance on Australia tour. Now a report has claimed that Rohit Sharma has cut the spikes of the legendary cricketer and he has also complained to the BCCI. This cricketer is none other than Sunil Gavaskar, former captain and great batsman of the Indian cricket team.
Rohit complained to Gavaskar?
The report claimed that after the team’s defeat on the tour of Australia, Rohit raised this issue in a meeting with BCCI. The report quoted BCCI sources as saying that, in the meeting, Rohit accused Sunil Gavaskar of making excessive negative statements and Rohit said, “He should not have criticized in such harsh words.” For this reason, Rohit filed his complaint against the board.
Sunil Gavaskar made a statement about Rohit
If we talk about Sunil Gavaskar’s statement, he said before the series started against Australia, ‘If Rohit is not available in the first match and if Jaspreet Bumrah has captained the team, then he should have captained the team. . ‘ Rohit took a break from the first Test as his second son was born at home and joined the team from the second Test. However, Gavaskar targeted Rohit’s batting and decisions during the series. He even said that this could be Rohit’s last Test series.
He does not know anything!
On the tour of Australia, Rohit kept himself away from the Sydney Test and did not play the Test match. Meanwhile, while interviewing the second day of the match, Rohit said, “I do not take my decisions based on those who write or speak anything with laptops, pens and copy.” When India lost the Sydney Test, Gavaskar satirized Rohit and asked, “He will not say anything because he does not know anything.” However, a few days later Rohit and Gavaskar were seen together on the 50th anniversary of the Wankhede Stadium.
