Team India captain Rohit Sharma meets Musheer Khan during his recovery after a road accident
Team India captain Rohit Sharma met Mumbai Ranji Trophy player Musheer Khan, who is currently on the sidelines. The youngster suffered injuries during a road accident last month while traveling in a car from Azamgarh to Lucknow.
Musheer was set to represent Mumbai in the Irani Trophy match against the Rest of India in the capital city of Uttar Pradesh. He played a vital role in Mumbai's title-winning campaign in the Ranji Trophy.
However, the neck injury he suffered during the accident ruled Musheer out of action for at least three months, forcing him to miss the Irani Trophy match. Musheer's elder brother Sarfaraz Khan hit a magnificent double century and helped Mumbai win the Irani Trophy last week for the first time after 27 years.
Musheer Khan took to his official Instagram handle and shared a photo of Rohit Sharma's visit during his recovery. Rohit could be seen posing with his fellow Mumbai cricketer and his father, Naushad Khan, in the picture.
You can view the post below:
"He goes up to the people and asks them what they want" - Harbhajan Singh on Rohit Sharma's leadership qualities
Former cricketer Harbhajan Singh recently opened up about the man-management skills of successful Indian skippers MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma and termed the latter as people's captain.
In an interview with Sportsyaari, Harbhajan said:
"I chose Rohit above Dhoni because Rohit is people’s captain. He goes up to the people and asks them what they want. His teammates connect with him very well. But Dhoni’s style was different. He didn’t talk to anyone. He wanted to convey his thoughts through his silence. It was his way of communicating with others."
He added:
"The best thing is that he throughout his career, he has made a lot of friends while climbing up. He doesn't have any enemies. All the guys are still with him and you won't see anyone speak anything bad about him."
Harbhajan Singh played under both MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma in the IPL for Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, respectively.