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Rohit can be a batsman for all seasons

Rohit Sharma has shown the kind of maturity needed to excel in all forms of the game. Read The Article

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Ketan	Style and composure is like Dravid. Aggresion and determination is like Saurav. Talent is like Tendulkar. He should be included and persevered with in test and 50over games. Ketan ( Posted: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 at 00:37 )
PRASAD	Yes i do accept with Mr. Rao... Rohith''s flambyont innings in IPL has definately knocked the doord of selectors. His temperment he showed in the AUSIE SOIL at the right time with his mumbai counterpart MASTER BATSMAN SACHIN in the TRI SERIES has raised the moral of his game. He is also a pretty good fielder in the 30 yards, which also adds credit to his value. But one thing that MSD needs to look is to keep him at the TOP ORDER, not in 5th or 6th place. He is a natural stroke player & can stick at one end to make partnership with punters like YUVI or DHONI. He should get settle at 3rd or 4th to ensure the score gets kicked off with ones & twos. One thing for sure, players like ROHIT are boon to emerging generation of this young indian team. ( Posted: Tuesday , June 03, 2008 at 13:09 )
Saif	A very dedicated palyer, Rohit will soon top the list of best batsmen in the world.. ( Posted: Monday , June 02, 2008 at 21:22 )
Sivakumar	Yes. Rohit is the best one can think of when Sachin hangs his boots. If groomed carefully from now on, I am sure India will be well served in future. Also be on the lookout for Asnodkar. I see glimpses of my favorite batsman GR Viswanath in him ( Posted: Sunday , June 01, 2008 at 16:27 )
SHIVAPRASAD	ROHIT IS A DREAM PLAYER FOR INDIA HE PLAYED LIKE A CHAMPION. HE IS BATTING VERY CONSISTENT ,PATIENCE, AGGRESSIVE & ELEGEANT ( Posted: Sunday , June 01, 2008 at 12:14 )
S Balakrishnan	Rohit looks the best of the younger lot because he gets into position to play his shots that much earlier.Raina too looks a promising player. Both of them are definite test prospects. ( Posted: Sunday , June 01, 2008 at 10:35 )
parth	im sure rohit will get a chance really soon to play in tests because he has all the shots in the book. he can transform from agressive mode to defensive...so thats what make a allround batsmen...an he can also bowl. i think he will around for atleast 5 to 7 years. ( Posted: Sunday , June 01, 2008 at 00:50 )
Sanjeev	Agree but only if he is not politicized and stays focused, away from the advertisement world. ( Posted: Friday , May 30, 2008 at 18:47 )
siva	Rohit sharma is the best in IPL and an ideal replacement for the ageing, injured sachin. I feel all the four top seniors can announce retirement from ODI. ( Posted: Friday , May 30, 2008 at 18:39 )
Rajvender	Rohit has been very consistent throughout the tournament.It is sad that his team is right there at the bottom. But once gain he has proved that he will go a log way in Indian Cricket ( Posted: Friday , May 30, 2008 at 15:58 )

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