The veteran, considered one of the best Test captains, spoke candidly about Rohit; Said, ‘Relieve him…’

There are some players in the Indian team, who seem to be facing poor form in every form of cricket lately. It also includes the name of captain Rohit Sharma. Recently, the Indian team faced Australia in the final match of the World Test Championship. India lost this match. Rohit could not make a special performance here either. Since then, questions about his form have been continuously raised. Meanwhile, South Africa’s legendary former player Graeme Smith has come to his aid.

What did Graeme Smith say?
Speaking about Rohit Sharma’s struggle, Graeme Smith said that the Indian captain needs to be quick. Graeme Smith, considered one of the best Test captains of all time, said that personal form also affects captaincy duties.

Speaking to the media, he said, “One of the biggest challenges of being a captain is your individual performance. Rohit may need to freshen up. His own form may not have been consistently at this level. He is going through a bad period, which can always be overcome with a good individual performance.”

‘Only senior players face criticism when they fail’
Graeme Smith also commented on India’s loss in the WTC final. He said, “Whenever there is a failure, it is always the senior players who get trolled the most. If you go back to the past few years, it has always been natural. A plan is needed for these things. These are the players who have taken you to the WTC final.”

India’s tour of the West Indies
After the WTC final, the Indian team will tour the West Indies after a 1-month break. The tour will begin on July 12 with the first Test match between India and the West Indies. Rohit will lead India in this. It will be important to see how he performs in the meantime. (former cricketer graeme smith reflects to rohit sharma poor form says this)

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