Rohit Sharma is one of the most successful captains in IPL history. But when it comes to his personal performance in recent seasons, questions have started to surface.
The issue isn’t talent – Rohit has that in abundance. The concern is consistency.
In recent IPL editions, Rohit has often struggled to convert starts into big scores. While he still plays those elegant pull shots and effortless drives, the frequency of impactful innings has dropped.
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One reason could be role conflict. As a captain, Rohit prioritised team success over personal milestones. But with leadership dynamics changing, his batting role seems uncertain.
Another factor is approach in T20 cricket. The modern IPL demands aggressive starts, high strike rates, and adaptability. Rohit’s classical style sometimes clashes with this evolving demand.
There’s also the mental aspect. Being a senior player, expectations are always sky-high. Every low score becomes a talking point, adding pressure.
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However, writing Rohit off would be a mistake. Cricket has seen him bounce back before – and when he does, it’s usually in style.
For now, it’s not about ability. It’s about timing, rhythm, and finding that one big knock that changes everything.
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