Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma has the ability to keep himself within an invisible perimeter. Be it with a shrug, joke or swift retort he can keep anything that threatens his happiness at bay.
An informed observer attests to Rohit’s meticulous player management; he informs players about updates before coaches have the chance to do so.
Rohit Sharma | How Did We Pick Our Team?
Rohit Sharma’s peers in cricket remember him as being quiet and introverted; they find it perplexing how this man came to be the savior of Indian cricket and even more curious why he became so invested in what could very well be his last World Cup tournament.
Rohit’s batting is remarkable. He is among a select few who can spot a moving ball from miles away, make preparatory movements within milliseconds, and then drive it with almost an urgency-induced drive. While his success may appear effortless at first glance, it’s actually the result of hard mental and physical work: Rohit wanted to become a player whose bedrock lay in effort rather than talent.
Rohit Sharma has completely transformed the culture of Indian cricket team. He sincerely cares for his team, not simply achieving personal milestones (he has more than MS Dhoni!). Rohit is also known for taking an interest in his players – encouraging them to contribute towards field placement or planning meetings with them.
Rohit Sharma stands out as a captain who takes time and care in selecting their team, something few other captains are known for doing. Rohit’s selection for the T20 World Cup of four spinners alongside three pacers may indicate his intention of exploiting New Zealand conditions with his plan.
Rohit Sharma | What’s the Secret to Our Success?
Rohit Sharma has expressed an intention to lead India at the 2024 T20 World Cup. Earlier in 2023 he came close to winning an ODI World Cup at home but ultimately fell to Australia in a close final matchup.
Since then, Rohit has led his side in domestic one-day competitions as well as international Tests and limited-overs matches. Rohit holds joint leadership of IPL history alongside MS Dhoni (both have won five titles). Furthermore, this 37-year-old has participated in four ICC T20 World Cups and two Champions Trophy finals.
Rohit’s efforts notwithstanding, Mumbai Indians have struggled this season despite his best efforts and finished at the bottom of their league with only four victories from 14 matches – leading many observers to speculate he may leave his position with the team.
Rohit insists he’s staying put, yet has fueled speculation he could leave Mumbai Indians for Delhi Capitals ahead of IPL 2025. Prior to their KKR vs MI match on April 25, Rohit shared four pictures on Instagram with no words attached: two from Wankhede Stadium; one showing him with family; and one featuring him posing alongside their entire squad at Mumbai Indians stadium with the caption reading – This could be my last year with MI.” This led many fans of Rohit to speculate over his plans as to his potential departure.
Rohit Sharma | What’s the Secret to India’s Success?
Infrastructure development has long been at the heart of civilization – from initial roads that allowed people to travel across, all the way to today’s networks of telecommunications that link us all. Not only has physical infrastructure been an important element in economic development; digital public infrastructures that facilitate money, goods, and information flows have also been essential. India’s digital infrastructure strategy has long been guided by the principle that foundational solutions should be provided as public goods with open access to allow private innovation. By breaking down complex social problems into smaller “economic primitives” and then encouraging private innovation upon these building blocks, India has managed to rapidly transform its digital ecosystem within years.
India’s success lies with its youthful population, comprising 66% of its total population. This demographic brings energy and ideas that fuel India’s development while making an international impactful statement – from international yoga days, Mars missions, box office records broken by Bollywood movies in China etc… India is making conscious efforts to translate its economic clout into soft power presence on the international scene.
India’s success can be attributed to an infectious optimism embodied by its people; Indians often refer to themselves as having the mindset that never says no, which allows them to find solutions even through obstacles that arise.
Rohit Sharma | What’s the Secret to India’s Failure?
Ravi Sharma was a nuclear physicist for over 50 years at both NASA and Indian Space Research Organisation, overseeing complex space missions including human moon landing. Today he works as an enterprise architect consultant near Sacramento in California.
He contends that India’s pride in its economic achievements is unwarranted. The country lags far behind other richer countries like Japan and China; likewise it continues to fall further behind countries historically poorer than it. Problems in India include widespread corruption, paralysis in decisionmaking processes and refusal to reform bureaucracies or catch lawbreakers. Institutionally its institutions are pitiful – with police-judicial systems that take too long and culture of callousness in service sectors while politicians prefer patron-client systems where contracts awarded in exchange for gratitude by politicians granting favors or contracts awarded as patronage from politicians favors given in return.
The BJP government seems disdainful of basic tenets of good governance. Their Hindu-nationalist ideology has caused discrimination against 180 million Muslims, as well as harassment of independent journalists.
