Rohit Sharma’s vice-captain Rohit Sharma is counted among the batsmen in the ODI and T20 format, for whom it is not impossible to achieve the goal of the biggest score. He was born on April 30, 1987, in Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
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Today i.e. on April 30, 2020, is his 33rd birthday. Rohit Sharma is called a hitman due to his aggressive batting. His journey from Maggiman to Hitman has not been easy. As a child, he has seen very difficult days. At an early age, the responsibility of taking care of the family came on his shoulders.
Rohit’s father Gurunath Sharma used to work in a transport company. When Rohit was playing ranji matches, his father lost his job. After this, the responsibility of taking care of the family’s expenses fell on Rohit’s shoulders. But Rohit, who specializes in the ability to deal with any situation, did not lose courage. He joined a job in Indian Oil. He used to work and also played Ranji Trophy matches. Earlier, given Rohit’s cricketing abilities, his school also gave him a scholarship for studies.
Very few people know that Rohit’s mother did not want him to become a cricketer. She wanted her son to study and get a good job. But Rohit never believed this and proved his dream come true. Rohit’s mother hails from Visakhapatnam. Perhaps this is the reason why Rohit knows Hindi, English, Marathi as well as Telugu language.
Rohit completed his half-century with a six in a T2007 match in 20. According to his father, it was the most beautiful moment for him. It is also known that Rohit’s batting icon is not Sachin Tendulkar, but Virender Sehwag. Rohit has also bunked the school once in order to meet Virender Sehwag.
Team India captain Virat Kohli once revealed that Rohit likes gold the most. Virat had said that Rohit sleeps the most among all the players in the Indian cricket team. They sleep anywhere they get a chance. Rohit Sharma is among the four cricketers who have won the IPL with two different teams (Deccan Chargers and Mumbai Indians). Apart from them, Lakshmipathy Balaji, Pragyan Ojha and Yusuf Pathan also have this record.
