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Rohit Sharma Shares An Emotional Instagram Post; Thanks 2024 For All Ups And Downs

Poulomi Chakraborty

Rohit Sharma's Instagram Post (Source: @OverCovers_45/x.com)Rohit Sharma's Instagram Post (Source: @OverCovers_45/x.com)

As we are in the last chapter of the year 2024,  everyone is rewinding their moments from the year. Indian captain Rohit Sharma is also one of them. In his latest Instagram post, Rohit Sharma posted a heartwarming video reliving some best of 2024 while thanking the year.

For Indian skipper Rohit Sharma, 2024 was a year of highs and lows. Starting with MI’s captaincy controversy, Rohit lived the best moment of his career after winning the 2024 T20 World Cup as captain. However, the end brought challenges, with the Indian skipper grappling to find his form in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Rohit’s Gratitude To 2024

After a massive heartbreak after the 2023 ODI World Cup defeat, Rohit Sharma and Co. started the year with a bang with a Test series win against England. After that, the MI’s captaincy controversy happened and Rohit Sharma had a tough outing too. But the scenario changed when the Indian skipper led the team and lifted the much-awaited T20 World Cup in Barbados.

Along with that, his biggest blessing came this year when Rohit and Ritika welcomed their second child Ahaan in November 2024. However, the year ended on a challenging note and Rohit is battling to regain form while India faces tough times in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Rohit Sharma closed out 2024 with a heartfelt video, reflecting some of his best memories of 2024. Sharing joyful highlights on social media, he captioned it, “For all ups & downs and everything in between, Thank you 2024.” The heartwarming video is capturing hearts.


Rohit’s Form Is Raising Concerns

The end of the year 2024 has become hard for captain Rohit Sharma. After missing out on the first Test, the Indian captain returned in Adelaide, but his struggle with the bat in the middle order raised concerns. Shifting back to his opening position in Melbourne, the run drought continued. India’s 185-run defeat added more pressure on him.

With India’s hope of reaching the WTC final dashed, question looms over Rohit Sharma’s future in the longest format. As the team heads to the next Test in Sydney, they will try hard to regroup and fight back.