Rohit Sharma has no hesitation in calling himself the "least important person" in the Mumbai Indians team, the most successful franchise in the history of Indian Premier League (IPL).
"When I'm leading the side I'm the least important person. That's how I want to think because if I'm thinking about how to take the team forward myself I won't be able to do it. I'm thinking that I'm the last member of the squad and the other 10 are important for me. That's how I will get the best out of them," Rohit Sharma said on the first episode of India Today Inspiration season 2.
Rohit Sharma also admitted that he has been enjoying the best phase of his career on the field and having the best time of it as well after becoming a father.
"Yeah you can say that probably the best time of my life in terms of what I do on and off the field. Enjoying each and every moment provided in front of me. The sport is something that once you start enjoying you feel so relaxed and comfortable in whatever you do.
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