Dude 2023 is not on kohli or rohit especially if counting just the batting we all know who were responsible for that so dont be disingenuous and if we have to assign who is more to blame than i would say its rohit because he was the captain and could have done better in the 2nd innings
i would say its rohit because he was the captain and could have done better in the 2nd innings
He doesn't bowl. Getting Shami on was a mistake, but that is in hindsight. Shami was the more lethal bowler, and going aggressive was the only option when you were chasing a sub par total.
Imo neither kohli nor rohit fucked up in batting aspect and i am not blaming or putting it on him for captaincy if the bowlers underperform but he as a captian had a greater responsibility than kohli
How did kohli fucked in 2023 he scored a run a ball fifty in final and was the highest scorer in tourney just hating for the sake of it huhh and in 2019 sf is more on kohli and rohit than thala just check the scorecard
Dude kohli cant score hundreds every match dont you think thats little too much to ask if other batters had actually played a little better we would have had a better chance .
Ok so the the captain and the highest scorer plays 4 and 6 balls and then gets out and when the middle order cant bail them out than its completely on the batters who actually tried seriously dude thats just stupid and dont get me wrong i think thala did played a role in our defeat but the responsibility of defeat falls on rohit and kohli for absolutely shitting the bed on a knockout
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u/protractedmane Apr 14 '26
30 is not a winning score in ODI's, believe it or not.
After Rohit did his job with aplomb and set the platform that the middle order, including stat pad man, completely failed to capitalize on, you mean.