The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 will witness a thrilling clash between India and Sri Lanka on November 2, a match that evokes memories of the epic 2011 final. What makes it even more exciting is the exceptional form of Rohit Sharma, who happens to be the captain, and he’s all set to perform on his home ground.
Rohit Sharma shares a deep bond with Mumbai, having kickstarted his cricketing journey amidst the bustling streets and local fields of this vibrant city from a tender age. Through unwavering determination and dedication, he earned his rightful place in the Mumbai Ranji team. Along this remarkable path, he has been the embodiment of the city’s aspirations and dreams.
In the exciting arena of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Rohit Sharma takes the helm as the leader of the Mumbai Indians, further solidifying his status as an adored icon for cricket enthusiasts in Mumbai. Now, with great anticipation, all eyes are on the forthcoming World Cup match where he will proudly represent India, right on his home turf, as fans eagerly await this momentous occasion.
Speaking about Wankhede, Rohit said, “Wankhede! Such a special venue, My best venue! What I am today as a cricketer is because of the learnings that I have had, and that has all happened at Wankhede. So nothing can beat that. Mumbaikars love their cricket, and you can see the buzz at Wankhede stadium; it is crazy. It has got those little zones in the stadium, especially the North stand, which is, you know, the most famous stand at Wankhede. The crowd there, the people who come, they are true cricket fans.”
Over the past six matches, Rohit Sharma has truly been a dominant presence. His performance speaks for itself, with an impressive total of 398 runs, an outstanding average of 66.33, and a scorching strike rate of 119.16.
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India is at the top of the table, having won all six of their matches. They are looking to secure their spot in the semi-finals by clinching a win against Sri Lanka at Wankhede.
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