Rohit Sharma: Team India's performance in the T20 World Cup 2024 has been excellent and now the team has confirmed its place in the semi-finals. Team India has made it to the semi-finals by defeating Australia and now the semi-final match will be played with England on 27 June. After the spectacular victory against Australia, Team India captain Rohit Sharma has broken his silence on what will be Team India's playing 11 for the semi-final match.

It was a great win – Rohit Sharma

After a sensational win in their final match of the Super 8s, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma said in the post match presentation, “It is very satisfying. We know the opposition and the threat they bring.

As a team we did well. We did the things we needed to do. It gives us good confidence as a team. 200 is a good score but when you are playing here and the wind is a big factor anything can happen. But I think we used the conditions really well and it was all about the players doing their job.:

There will be no change in the semi-finals

After the victory against Australia, Rohit Sharma has made it clear that Team India will continue with the same playing 11. Because, Rohit said in his statement that, "If it was about taking wickets at the right time, then we know how much power Kuldeep has.

But we will have to use him when needed. The wickets in New York were favorable for fast bowlers. That is why Kuldeep did not get a chance. But we knew that he has to play a big role here."

He further said, "We don't want to do anything different in the semi-finals. Want to play the same way and understand what each person has to do. Play freely and don't think too much about what will happen next. Don't think about the opposition. We have been doing it consistently. Just need to continue it. It will be a good match when we play against England in the semi-finals.

Nothing will change for us as a team."

Team India would not like to make any changes

The Indian team is playing with only 12 players in the T20 World Cup so far. Because, so far there has been one change in Team India's playing 11. After the group matches, spinner bowler Kuldeep Yadav has returned to the team and Mohammad Siraj has been dropped. Now, in the semi-final match against England, Team India can play with its same playing 11.