Rohit Sharma’s problem is not technical, but related to mental aspect: Sehwag
Former India opener Virender Sehwag has said that there is no technical flaw in Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma’s batting and his poor form is due to mental block. Rohit scored 18 in this season. 39 average and 126. Scored only 184 runs at a strike rate of 89. In the last two matches, he could not even open the account. Sehwag said in the Star Sports program Cricket Live, “Rohit Sharma is not battling with the bowlers but with himself. He is facing a mental block. “He said,” There is no flaw in his batting technique. There is some confusion going on in his mind. The day he recovers from this, he will make up for all the previous matches.
Five-time champions Mumbai are at the seventh spot with 10 points with five wins from 10 matches. In the last match, he was defeated by Chennai Super Kings by six wickets. Former Australian batsman Aaron Finch said that even the Mumbai openers seem to be ‘confused’ and should learn from Ruturaj Gaikwad of Chennai. He said, “Mumbai openers seem confused and are taking a lot of risks. They want to hit every ball. He should learn from Ruturaj Gaikwad, who stays calm and waits for loose balls. Virat Kohli has scored 419 runs so far this season amid Rohit’s poor form. Former South African spinner Imran Tahir said, “There is always a hunger for runs within Virat. You can score runs in one or two seasons but scoring runs for 15 consecutive seasons is the result of his hard work and commitment.
