Rohit Sharma Calls Mumbai Indians "One Family" After Their 5th IPL Title Win. Watch
Mumbai Indians took to Twitter to share a glimpse of Rohit Sharma's dressing room talk after their fifth IPL title win.
- Ajay Pal Singh
- Updated: November 12, 2020 10:26 AM IST
Highlights
-
Mumbai Indians outclassed Delhi Capitals to clinch 5th IPL title
-
Rohit Sharma top-scored with a knock of 68 off 51 balls in the final
-
After the win, Rohit called Mumbai Indians "one family"
Mumbai Indians became only the second Indian Premier League franchise after Chennai Super Kings to win back-to-back titles on Tuesday with a five-wicket win over Delhi Capitals in Dubai. The five-time IPL champions took to Twitter to share a video in which their captain Rohit Sharma can be seen giving a speech to the squad inside the dressing room, thanking everyone for their contribution throughout the season. Rohit also called the Mumbai Indians squad "one family". "From the #MI dressing room: @ImRo45 talks to the boys after our fifth @IPL triumph #OneFamily #MumbaiIndians #MIChampion5 #Believe," the video was captioned.
From the #MI dressing room: @ImRo45 talks to the boys after our fifth @IPL triumph #OneFamily #MumbaiIndians #MIChampion5 #Believe pic.twitter.com/a783CbuPDv
— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) November 12, 2020
In the video, Rohit can be heard thanking all the families for their sacrifice and thanked them for making sure that the players remained in right zone to play the game.Â
"One last thank you to our families who have been here with us making sure that they sacrifice and be with us and making sure that we are in the right zone to play the game. All the families have been brilliant. We've actually had a great time together and that is what one family means. We were literally one family," Rohit said.
Rohit, after a string of low scores, roared back into form in the summit clash and smashed a fluent half-century.Â
Rohit scored a 51-ball 68 in a knock comprising of five boundaries and four maximums.Â
Rohit's knock helped Mumbai Indians chase down the 157-run target with eight balls to spare as they went on to lift the IPL trophy for the fifth time.Â
Rohit Sharma had to sit out for a few games due to a hamstring injury during the league stages of the lucrative league.Â
He scored 332 runs from 12 matches in the 13th edition of the IPL at a strike rate of over 127.
Rohit will not feature in India's upcoming One-Day International and Twenty20 International fixtures against Australia but he will join the team for the Test series, starting December 17.