Rohit Sharma led India to a victory against Afghanistan in the final T20I, showcasing his exceptional leadership and batting skills. His knock of 121 runs silenced critics questioning his place in the T20I Team, and his captaincy was praised by former cricketer Rohan Gavaskar. Gavaskar highlighted how Rohit and Rinku Singh managed to buy time after losing four early wickets, showing cricketing intelligence and adaptability. Overall, Rohit’s performance demonstrated his skill as a captain and a batsman.
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