Indian skipper Rohit Sharma gave his remarks and also took full responsibility for the Men in Blue’s Test series debacle against New Zealand. India faced a humiliating 0-3 defeat at home for the first time ever after suffering a 25-run defeat in the third Test against New Zealand at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai.
“Something like this will be a very low point of my career and I take full responsibility for it,” Rohit said at the post-match press conference.
“Yes absolutely (bitter pill to swallow). Losing a series, a Test match, is never easy… something that is not easily digestible. We didn’t play our best cricket. New Zealand played better throughout the series. There were a lot of mistakes we did,” Rohit added.
“The first two Tests we did not put enough runs in the first innings. This game we got the 30 runs (28) lead and the target was chaseable. We failed as a unit. When you are chasing a target like that, you want runs on the board. That was in my mind and it did not come of. When it does not come off it does not look great,” Rohit further added.
Rohit also admitted that he was disappointed with his own performance.
“I go in with certain plans and those did not come off this series. We did not play our best cricket in these conditions and are facing the result of that. I was not at my best as captain in leading the team as well as with the bat also. Collectively as a unit we failed to perform,” Rohit concluded.
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