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'Know What Winning A World Cup Feels Like, Want That Feeling Back; That’s Why It Is Very Important To Me': Rohit Sharma On ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027

India’s experienced opener Rohit Sharma has his eyes firmly set on the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027, with the schedule for the tournament set to be announced later today at 8.30 PM IST on JioHotstar and Star Sports Network. Speaking to JioStar ahead of India’s second ODI against the West Indies, Rohit Sharma opened up about Shubman Gill’s captaincy, his desire to win another ICC Men’s World…

'Know What Winning A World Cup Feels Like, Want That Feeling Back; That’s Why It Is Very Important To Me': Rohit Sharma On ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027

Indian cricket veteran Rohit Sharma is eagerly anticipating the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027, with the tournament schedule to be announced later today at 8:30 PM IST on JioHotstar and Star Sports Network. Ahead of India's second ODI against the West Indies, Rohit Sharma discussed Shubman Gill's captaincy, his personal desire for another World Cup win for India, and the importance of staying focused on the present while preparing for the upcoming tournament.

Rohit emphasized that Shubman Gill possesses a strong cricketing brain and is clear about his goals, which is crucial for leading the team effectively. He also highlighted the significance of supporting the captain and working collectively to achieve success in the lead-up to the 2027 World Cup. Rohit Sharma stressed that winning a World Cup for India is a unique and indescribable feeling, and he is determined to relive that experience once again.

He further emphasized the need to remain focused on the present, maintain his fitness, and consistently perform well in every tournament, rather than getting distracted by future goals.

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