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Cricket in India is not just a game, but crores of heartbeat. On today’s time, whenever there is talk of cricket and the name of Indian team captain Rohit Sharma does not come, it will be dishonest with him. Sharma recently made India the champion in the T20 World Cup and then retired from the format.
Team India’s captain Rohit Sharma, who is today called the ‘Hitman’ of Cricket. Today we will tell you the interesting things related to his cricket, not his cricket. Rohit Sharma was born on 30 April 1987 in Nagpur, Maharashtra. His father Gurunath Sharma worked in a transport company and mother Purnima Sharma is a housewife. Rohit, who came from an economically very ordinary family, started as an off-brake bowler, but over time he mastered batting and became the opening star of Indian cricket.
The turn of career changes to school
According to media reports, Rohit Sharma started his schooling from the Hour Lady of Velankani High School, but in 1999 his coach Dinesh Lad advised him to take admission in Swami Vivekananda International School with better cricket facilities. Interestingly, the coach trained him without fees and from here Rohit’s professional cricket career was found.
College incomplete, cricket complete
After passing 12th, Rohit had enrolled for graduation at Rizvi College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Mumbai, but the passion for cricket was such that he left studies and made cricket his full time career. At the age of 17–18, he held a bat on the field by saying goodbye to studies.
International career
Rohit made his debut in international cricket for India in 2007 and participated in the T20 World Cup in the same year. After winning the 2024 World Cup, he announced his retirement from T20 cricket. But he is still playing Test and ODI cricket.
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