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Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Indian squad, is working really hard to get ready for the impending Test series against Bangladesh. The social media photographs of him that have been doing the rounds recently reveal that he has been working out hard in the gym.
Alongside former Indian cricketer Dhawal Kulkarni and his long-time friend and assistant coach Abhishek Nayar, Sharma was seen working out. Considering India’s busy cricket schedule, it becomes evident how intense the hitman’s training schedule is. Sharma is currently concentrating on the impending Test matches after leading the side to victory in the T20 World Cup earlier this year and taking part in a bilateral series against Sri Lanka.
In particular, his collaboration with Nayar has greatly influenced the way he approaches training. Their friendship began in 2011 when Nayar supported Sharma during his time left out of the ODI World Cup team. Since then, the two have been spotted working out together frequently, with Nayar being crucial to Sharma’s mental and physical readiness.
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Sharma was spotted working out outside, doing crunches and other aerobic activities in addition to working out in the gym.
Rohit Sharma in the gym session with Dhawal Kulkarni, Abhishek Nayar. 🌟 pic.twitter.com/fVz3R28ErQ
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) August 31, 2024
against September 19, India will take against Bangladesh in their home opener.
Team India will play their first red-ball cricket match again on September 19 when they take on Bangladesh in a series. They will need to win this series to have a chance in the World Test Championship (WTC). The team captained by Rohit Sharma will try to make it to the World Test Championship final for the third time in a row.
Captain Rohit Sharma is training hard before the Test season. 🔥🐐 pic.twitter.com/Tnxpw0RDNO
— Vishal. (@SPORTYVISHAL) August 24, 2024
As such, the shape and fitness of the skipper will be critical. Following the Bangladesh series, the team will play home games against New Zealand and travel to Australia and England on away tours.
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