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‘If He’s In Form...’: Yuvraj Singh's Bold Take On Rohit Sharma Ahead Of IND-PAK Showdown

Poulomi Chakraborty

Yuvraj Singh Predicts Big For Rohit Sharma Ahead Of The Pakistan Clash (Source: @SPORTYVISHAL/x.com)Yuvraj Singh Predicts Big For Rohit Sharma Ahead Of The Pakistan Clash (Source: @SPORTYVISHAL/x.com)

As cricket’s biggest rivalry is just one sleep away, the cricket world can’t keep calm. On February 23, the Dubai International Cricket Stadium will witness the high-voltage encounter and fans are all excited for an exciting match.

Rohit Sharma’s recent form sparked concerns, but his last innings reignited fans’ hopes. As the side is stepped into the big clash. Yuvraj Singh made a bold prediction on the Indian captain.

Yuvraj Singh’s Bold Prediction On Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma, hailed for his brilliance in limited-overs cricket, has been struggling to find his rhythm lately, from the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to the recent outings. But the table turned as Rohit Sharma played an impactful knock of 41 runs in 36 balls. As the high-voltage clash is around the corner, expectations are high for him. Ahead of the big game, Yuvraj Singh has made a bold prediction about the Indian captain’s performance.

“If he’s in form, he will score a century in 60 balls. That’s his quality—once he gets going, he’s not just hitting fours; he’s clearing the ropes with sixes. He is also one of the best players of the short ball.” Rohit said.


“Even if someone bowls at 145-150 kmph, Rohit has the ability to hook it effortlessly. His strike rate is always between 120-140, and on his day, he can single-handedly win you the game,” he added.

Backing Rohit-Kohli Before The Big Clash

Along with Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli is also going through a lean patch. Despite a half-century in the last ODI series, he managed just 22 runs against Bangladesh in their Champions Trophy opener. Before the match, Yuvraj Singh backs both the greats believing in their match-winning abilities.

“Rohit Sharma, whether in form or out of form, it doesn’t matter to me. I would always back my match-winners. In ODI cricket, especially in white-ball formats, he has been India’s biggest match-winner as a batsman, alongside Virat Kohli. If Rohit is struggling but still gets runs, that’s dangerous for the opposition.” he added.

Fans can’t keep calm on their nerves as cricket’s biggest rivalry is coming up with another new chapter. On February 23, the cricket fans are all geared up to witness the unmissable encounter live from Dubai International Stadium.