‘They get more worried due to…’: Yashasvi Jaiswal reveals what happens when Rohit Sharma doesn’t scold young players

Yashasvi Jaiswal reveals why young players feel more worried when Rohit Sharma doesn’t scold them, sharing insights on his leadership, dressing-room influence and mentoring style.

New Delhi: Young Indian batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal has revealed that Rohit Sharma‘s humorous approach and affectionate scolding hold special significance for the team’s junior players. He explained that the most uncomfortable moments are when Rohit doesn’t scold them, as the players feel something is wrong.

Rohit Sharma’s scolding is laced with affection

Yashasvi said that no matter how strict Rohit Sharma appears on the field, his every reprimand is filled with love and affection. He added that if Rohit remains silent without scolding, the players start wondering if something has gone wrong.

Kohli and Rohit’s presence transforms the atmosphere

Recalling his first ODI century, Jaiswal said that the presence of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma completely transforms the atmosphere in the dressing room. Both senior players share their experience and motivate the young players.

Advice and support on the field

Yashasvi revealed that during a match, Rohit told him to stay calm and take his time—that he would take responsibility for any risks. Virat, on the other hand, gave him small targets and encouraged him to win the match.

First ODI century, first great joy

Yashasvi said that his first ODI century was just as special as his Oval Test century. He also mentioned that his dream is to play in the T20 World Cup, but he is currently focusing on his game.

Story Highlights

1. Yashasvi said Rohit’s scolding is filled with love and affection
2. Rohit and Kohli create a positive and light atmosphere in the dressing room
3. Yashasvi receives special advice from both senior players on the field
4. Yashasvi’s dream is to play for Team India in the T20 World Cup