Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar said he has a strong belief in Rohit Sharma having the autonomy to decide when he retires from international cricket, though he thinks the selectors could also have a say in it.
Speaking at an event to celebrate the milestone PKL Season 10 is all set to begin in Ahmedabad on 2nd December, Manjrekar along with Ravi Shastri reminisced about their own experience of playing and watching the game of kabaddi in Mumbai
Pandya recently guided Gujarat Titans to IPL glory by leading from the front and showed his captaincy and all-round skills in ample measure during the white-ball series against Ireland.
Dravid's words came true when India didn't tinker with their playing eleven despite losing matches in New Delhi and Cuttack. With the Indian team management continuing to keep their faith on the playing eleven, India made a comeback in the series.
Taking into account the way Pandya led Gujarat Titans throughout IPL 2022, former India star Sanjay Manjrekar sees shades of former India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni in his leadership.
India is one of the few teams that have the same skipper in Test Cricket, ODIs as well as T20Is.
Manjrekar's comment subjected him to severe backlash, leading him to explain the intension behind his message.
Things weren't always so rosy for Mayank as according to his own admission.
Tendulkar made his international debut in 1989 against Pakistan and represented India in 664 matches, scoring over 34,000 runs.
After West Indies tour of India before IPL auctions, Sanjay Manjrekar had suggested that franchises may want to rope him in their teams but KP replied that he was not good enough.
