Rohit Sharma ready to face weather challenges in Dharamshala Test
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The Newz Radar
Dharmshala: Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma addressed the press ahead of the final Test match against England, scheduled to begin on March 7 at the picturesque Dharamshala ground. Sharma expressed readiness to tackle the unique weather conditions of Dharamshala, emphasizing the need for adaptability.
Acknowledging the unfamiliarity of playing in Dharamshala, Sharma highlighted the chilly mornings and the necessity to assess the pitch’s behavior due to the five-day duration of the match. Despite the challenges, Sharma remains optimistic about the pitch conditions, hinting at favorable bowling conditions early on.
Reflecting on personal milestones, spinner R Ashwin is set to play his 100th Test match. Sharma congratulated Ashwin on the achievement, praising his dedication and hard work. Sharma also stressed the importance of understanding both his own team and the opposition, emphasizing his goal as a captain to grasp the dynamics of the game.
While acknowledging India’s commendable performances in the series so far, Sharma reiterated the significance of clinching victory in the final match. He urged players to engage in domestic cricket whenever possible, underscoring its importance in honing skills and maintaining form.
As the anticipation builds for the final showdown in Dharamshala, Sharma’s words reflect the team’s determination to conquer not just the weather challenges but also their opponents on the field.
