Dinesh Lad Shares Rohit Sharma’s Winning Mindset Before Champions Trophy

Rohit Sharma’s childhood coach, Dinesh Lad, revealed that before the Champions Trophy, Rohit confidently said, ‘I will come back with the trophy.’ This insight highlights his winning mindset and determination. Read more about his champion mentality!

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Published - Mar 9, 2025, 14:43 IST | Updated - Mar 9, 2025, 14:43 IST

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Rohit Sharma’s childhood coach, Dinesh Lad, revealed that before the Champions Trophy, Rohit confidently said, ‘I will come back with the trophy.’ This insight highlights his winning mindset and determination.

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Rohit Sharma's childhood mentor, Dinesh Lad, recently recalled an interesting story about the Indian cricket star. In an interview with ANI, Lad disclosed that before leaving for the Champions Trophy, Rohit had assured him, "I will come back with the trophy.

The sentence captures Rohit's self-confidence and determination as a player. Throughout his career, he has established himself as India's greatest batsman and an impressive field leader. He has demonstrated that he can handle pressure and deliver wins for his team in numerous ICC events.

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Rohit Sharma's Childhood coach Dinesh Lad said - "Before going to the Champions Trophy Rohit told me that he will come back with the Trophy". (ANI).

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Rohit Sharma has been the fulcrum for India's triumph in white-ball cricket, and his efforts in the Champions Trophy are no exception. What his coach had to say yet again reflects that champion mentality the ability to think he can and perform when needed most.

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