Rohit Sharma's BIGGEST Mistake Exposed: Fans and Experts Unite in Slamming Indian Skipper!

Indian cricket fans and experts have joined forces in slamming Rohit Sharma after the Indian cricket team succumbed to a shocking defeat at the hands of New Zealand. Sharma has been the focal point of intense criticism and trolling, following his team's underwhelming performance. Cricket analyst Sanjay Manjrekar minced no words in questioning Rohit Sharma's tactics during the match, terming the skipper's decisions 'not his greatest'.

Former cricketer and now commentator, Gambhir, chimed in on the topic as well. He and several others firmly blamed Rohit Sharma and the rest of the team's coaching staff for the dismal confidence levels displayed by cricketer Akash Deep. They believe Sharma's actions significantly contributed to the young player's fragile mental state.

Meanwhile, ace spinner Ashwin gave an interview with the media, providing his thoughts on the team's subpar showing against New Zealand. Ashwin shared his perspectives on the recent New Zealand match, stating that he must have been shocked at the way the team crumbled under pressure.

It seems that Rohit Sharma has become the punching bag for furious fans. Fans have been taking to social media platforms, lambasting Sharma for his leadership. An overwhelming sense of discontent seems to be brewing in the Indian cricket fanbase. Their concerns about Sharma's ability to effectively lead the team will undoubtedly be an integral topic of debate in the coming days.

Rohit Sharma's critics point out that the seasoned cricketer appears 'clueless' on the field. People have even started comparing him unfavorably with former cricketing great Virat Kohli, known for having an uncanny knack for lifting player morale during his tenure as skipper.

As for former Indian batsmen and current cricket analyst Sanjay Manjrekar, the sports aficionado has been quite vocal about Rohit Sharma's leadership style and techniques. Manjrekar even praised the on-field chemistry between Pant and Sarfaraz, who he described as providing 'massy entertainment' for the audience.

New Zealand's significant victory against the Men in Blue has cast a pall over the latter's cricketing performance of late. This crushing defeat should stand as a wake-up call for the Indian cricket team and its leadership to go back to the drawing board and revise their game plan for better results.