Always by my side, Ritika Sajdeh: Rohit Sharma
Rohit hasn't had probably the best couple of seasons of late with the bat: Mark Boucher
So many things wrong with this: Ritika
Indian Men’s Cricket Team’s captain Rohit Sharma’s Instagram post has resulted in speculations pertaining to a crisis in the Mumbai Indians squad with regard to the decision to transfer the captaincy to Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya. “Always by my side, Ritika Sajdeh,” Rohit Sharma captioned his post. Although the post is seemingly innocuous, fans have been making links to an earlier comment by content creator Ritika Sajdeh.
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Ritika had commented, “So many things wrong with this,” in a post on a sports portal wherein Mumbai Indians Coach Mark Boucher had provided the rationale for the change in captaincy. “It’s just more of a cricketing decision that was made and I do think it is going to bring the best out of Rohit as a person as a player. Just let him go out and enjoy and score some good runs. He’s been captaining for ages and he’s done really well for Mumbai Indians. Now he also leads India as well. It is that he walks into a place and there’s just cameras in it and he’s so busy and he hasn’t had probably the best couple of seasons of late with the bat but he’s done well as a captain,” Mark Boucher had remarked in a SmashSports podcast.
Always by my side, Ritika Sajdeh: Rohit Sharma
Rohit hasn't had probably the best couple of seasons of late with the bat: Mark Boucher
So many things wrong with this: Ritika
Indian Men’s Cricket Team’s captain Rohit Sharma’s Instagram post has resulted in speculations pertaining to a crisis in the Mumbai Indians squad with regard to the decision to transfer the captaincy to Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya. “Always by my side, Ritika Sajdeh,” Rohit Sharma captioned his post. Although the post is seemingly innocuous, fans have been making links to an earlier comment by content creator Ritika Sajdeh.
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Ritika had commented, “So many things wrong with this,” in a post on a sports portal wherein Mumbai Indians Coach Mark Boucher had provided the rationale for the change in captaincy. “It’s just more of a cricketing decision that was made and I do think it is going to bring the best out of Rohit as a person as a player. Just let him go out and enjoy and score some good runs. He’s been captaining for ages and he’s done really well for Mumbai Indians. Now he also leads India as well. It is that he walks into a place and there’s just cameras in it and he’s so busy and he hasn’t had probably the best couple of seasons of late with the bat but he’s done well as a captain,” Mark Boucher had remarked in a SmashSports podcast.