Rohit Sharma’s century, his first in the IPL after 12 years, was bittersweet. Despite a thrilling innings, Mumbai Indians fell short against CSK.  Rohit’s lack of celebration highlights the significance of team victory over individual achievements.

This century, however, indicates a possible comeback to form for Rohit Sharma. After several less impressive IPL seasons, his high average and strike rate suggest a return to his dominant, aggressive batting style.

The Question for T20 World Cup 2024

The key question now is: Will this aggression translate to success in the T20 World Cup 2024? Can Rohit Sharma balance his attacking instincts with the measured strategy often required for international competition? Or, will this newfound IPL form prove essential to India’s potential for victory?

Some might blame Rohit for Mumbai’s inability to secure victories. The match against CSK highlights this tension, where young bowler Matheesha Pathirana and Mumbai’s middle order failures derailed the chase. While Rohit showed potential, the team’s lack of support and questionable tactics ultimately led to their loss. 

The key question remains: Can Rohit Sharma translate this IPL momentum into T20 World Cup 2024 success? Will his aggressive batting and leadership benefit Team India on the international stage?

Where does Rohit’s 105 against CSK rank?