Rohit Sharma: The Indian team is playing brilliantly under the leadership of Rohit Sharma. The team's performance in the matches played so far has been excellent. The Men in Blue have reached the semi-finals without losing any match so far. The Indian team will face England on 27 June. However, before this match, Rohit Sharma has given a befitting reply to Inzamam-ul-Haq. Inzamam had accused Arshdeep Singh of tampering with the ball.

Rohit Sharma gave a befitting reply

• Former Pakistani captain Inzamam-ul-Haq had said on a television channel that Arshdeep Singh's ball is swinging too much.
  The umpires should keep an eye on him.
• When this was asked to Rohit in a press conference, he said,It is hot in the Windies and the pitches are also dry. If there is no reverse swing here, then where will it be? We are not playing in England and South Africa.' Rohit said that if the ball is reversing, then the reason for this is the conditions of the Windies which are the same for every team.
• Reverse swing was seen during Arshdeep Singh's bowling in the last match against Australia. After which Inzamam accused him.

Is Team India under pressure?

• Before the semi-final match, Rohit Sharma became a part of the press conference.
  Where he was asked that the Indian team remains under pressure before the semi-final.
• In response to this, Hitman said that it is very important for the team to remain calm and composed. Apart from this, in response to the inclusion of four spinners in his playing eleven, Rohit said that he will take a decision only after looking at the pitch.

Expectations from senior players

• The Indian team, which won the T20 World Cup in 2007, is ready to win the title once again after 17 years.
• But will India be able to win the T20 World Cup for the second time under Rohit's captaincy? This is the big question.
  The Indian team has high expectations from its senior players in the match against England.
• England defeated India in the 2022 T20 World Cup. In such a situation, India has a great opportunity to take its two-year-old revenge.