Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli (AFP Photo)
I made my debut in 2007, he made his debut in 2008. On the upcoming World Cup, Rohit said there was no need for him to explain its importance to Kohli, who has already played four 50-over World Cups. Whether it’s the ’27 World Cup or the ’23 World Cup, there’s no need to explain it to him.
People want masala, so there you go, there is some masala,” Rohit said. So yeah, there’s a strong camaraderie between the two of us,” he said. It’s there for everyone to see it,” Rohit said. And I don’t see any reason why anything needs to change,” he said. It was brilliant, what he did with that team,” Rohit said. World Cup is World Cup,” Rohit said.
“I think we were together. This started, I think, when we were playing in Australia, or right after Australia when we came to India. That’s when this started, and whenever this plays on TV, we look at each other and laugh. Which is good, it’s fun. “Both of us, we’ve almost started playing at the same time. “For what he has done for the team, for this team, there is no question, there is no asking what has he done. “When he was captain, pretty much the same. “Appreciation, appreciation if something good has happened, it has always been there from both sides. I appreciate what he has done, you know, when he took over as a captain with the Test team, especially. “No, no. He has been playing for so many years.
And since then, we’ve been trying to give our best for the team. Rohit Sharma, speaking to JioStar ahead of India’s second ODI against West Indies on Wednesday, shared his thoughts on his relationship with Kohli and revealed how the two continue to exchange ideas about their batting and the team’s goals.