Early Career
Rohit Sharma was born into a family of modest means. His father worked as a caretaker in a transport company, while his mother was a housewife. Rohit's parents recognized his talent for cricket at an early age and encouraged him to pursue the sport.Rohit began his cricketing journey at the age of 11 when he joined a cricket academy in Mumbai. He quickly caught the attention of coaches and selectors, who saw his potential as a top-order batsman.
In 2006, Rohit made his debut for Mumbai in domestic cricket. He impressed everyone with his batting skills and soon became a regular in the team. His performances in domestic cricket earned him a call-up to the Indian team in 2007.
International Career
Rohit Sharma made his debut for India in June 2007 against Ireland. He didn't have a great start to his international career, but he soon established himself as a key player in the Indian team.In 2013, Rohit played a crucial role in India's triumph in the Champions Trophy. He scored two centuries in the tournament, including a brilliant knock of 209 against Australia in the group stage.
Rohit Sharma's most memorable performance in international cricket came in 2014 when he scored a world-record score of 264 runs in an ODI against Sri Lanka. He is the only player to score three double centuries in ODIs.
Rohit has also been a valuable player for India in T20 cricket. He has scored four T20 international centuries, the most by any player in the world. He has also been a regular in the Indian Premier League (IPL), where he has won five titles with the Mumbai Indians.
Captaincy
Rohit Sharma has also shown his captaincy skills, leading the Mumbai Indians to five IPL titles. He has also captained India in limited-overs cricket on occasion, and his calm and composed demeanor on the field has earned him praise from fans and experts alike.Off the field, Rohit is known for his humble and grounded nature. He is married to Ritika Sajdeh, and the couple has a daughter named Samaira.
