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'Super-fit' Rohit Sharma all set to roar again, his transformation will give you fitness goals

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Rohit Sharma is religiously following fitness regime set by trainers at NCA. New captain of Team India has reduced his weight considerably by 6 kgs.

 

Team India's new ODI and T20 captain Rohit Sharma is all set to take his new challege to a great height. And what better to start the new innings of his cricketing career than a new fitness mantra which will give others some fitness goals. 

Rohit Sharma's talents on the field is unquestionable. But time and against questions have been raised on his fitness because of a series of injuries on the field. Rohit was appointed as India's Test Vice-Captain in December last year. However, the Mumbai Indians skipper was not able to travel with the Indian team to South Africa due to a hamstring injury he picked up last year.

What would excite fans is that now Rohit Sharma is looking fitter and slimmer with the paunch missing. Looks like Rohit has lost considerable weight, which would help his agility and mobility on the field. He posted his new picture on Instagram with the caption, "Good training day with bruski."

 

1. Rohit Sharma's remarkable transformation

Rohit Sharma's remarkable transformation
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Rohit, who is likely to lead India across all formats, is currently 34-year-old. Rohit Sharma, the man on a mission, has finally achieved his target. In a bid to look fitter and slimmer, the new captain of Team India has reduced his weight considerably by 6 kgs. Now, he is looking in great shape ahead of the upcoming series against West Indies.

(Image Source: Instagram/rohitsharma45)

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2. Rohit replaces Virat as ODI and T20 captain

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Rohit Sharma, who has been in the National Cricket Academy for rehabilitation is set to take charge of the side ahead of the West Indies home series. Eyes would be on Rohit as he returns to the side and starts a new innings in his cricketing career after Virat Kohli stepped down from captaincy.

(Image Source: IANS)

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3. Rohit looks fitter and slimmer in new Instagram pic

Rohit looks fitter and slimmer in new Instagram pic
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What would excite fans is that Rohit Sharma is looking fitter and slimmer with the paunch missing. Looks like Rohit has lost considerable weight, which would help his agility and mobility on the field. He posted his new picture on Instagram with the caption, "Good training day with bruski."

(Image Source: Instagram/IANS

4. Rohit Sharma following fitness regime set by NCA

Rohit Sharma following fitness regime set by NCA
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Rohit Sharma is religiously following the regime set by the trainers at National Cricket Academy. At 34, Rohit Sharma's fitness will be key for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2022 and 50-over World Cup 2023.

(Image Source: Instagram)

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5. BCCI's mandatory fitness test before giving 'fit to play' certificate

BCCI's mandatory fitness test before giving 'fit to play' certificate
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As per BCCI's policy, each and every player has to mandatorily appear for fitness tests at the NCA before being awarded 'fit to play' certificates. For Rohit, the burden on his hamstring and knee has troubled him for a while. Thus weight reduction was advised by NCA experts.

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This is a great great news for team India. If gaining full time white ball captaincy for team India is the kick in the butt that is sufficient to motivate to keep his fitness at highest level, there is nothing like it.

We see some leaks such as this indicating BCCI also want to make him test captain. In that case, his workload management and fitness is even more important for the success of team India.
 

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Rohit is key to Indias success. He is undoubtedly most motivated person in Team India when it comes to winning trophies. Its excellent news for fans that he is taking personal fitness seriously.

 

I have allways maintained, this guy will play on one leg and do whatever it takes just to play cricket.

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11 minutes ago, mishra said:

Rohit is key to Indias success. He is undoubtedly most motivated person in Team India when it comes to winning trophies. Its excellent news for fans that he is taking personal fitness seriously.

 

I have allways maintained, this guy will play on one leg and do whatever it takes just to play cricket.

Yeah, a guy who misses most of the SENA series will play on one leg for India, you are so right bro. 

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29 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Yeah, a guy who misses most of the SENA series will play on one leg for India, you are so right bro. 

Better than bhagoda Kohli who runs away in the middle of the series after the most shameful performance by the team? 

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43 minutes ago, mishra said:

Rohit is key to Indias success. He is undoubtedly most motivated person in Team India when it comes to winning trophies. Its excellent news for fans that he is taking personal fitness seriously.

 

I have allways maintained, this guy will play on one leg and do whatever it takes just to play cricket.

Hyper"bol"

Adamant Grand Master

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10 minutes ago, Pollack said:

Better than bhagoda Kohli who runs away in the middle of the series after the most shameful performance by the team? 

Kane Williamson also left NZ for a similar reason.

Just another instance of desi fans showing their outdated and raddi mentality.
No need to argue with me on this anymore, I can't change century old perceptions.

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2 minutes ago, Adamant said:

Kane Williamson also left NZ for a similar reason.

Just another instance of desi fans showing their outdated and raddi mentality.
No need to argue with me on this anymore, I can't change century old perceptions.

Injury vs Becoming father? Which sounds more justified? 

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We need 3 years of strong Rohit leadership. Youngsters like Pant, Gill, Sundar, Iyer and Thakur are going to blossom under him and the next captain will be ready by the end of his career. The perfect captain for India picking up the pieces at the most important point in this decade. Indian cricket couldn't have asked for anything better.

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1 hour ago, G_B_ said:

Good.

 

probably needs to lose another 3-4 kg and he will be fine. losing weight now might be a good career extender.

 

 

Inzamam before 2003 world cup lost so much weight and looked slim. Ended up with a grand total of 19 runs in 6 innings averaging 3.16 at a strike rate of 45.

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