Rohit Sharma inspired a significant shift in mindset, allowing India to break free from the fear of failure and embrace a more aggressive style of play in white-ball cricket. Following the humiliation of a 10-wicket loss in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup in 2022, Rohit led the change from the top, urging the Indian batters to prioritise impact over time spent in the middle. At 36, Rohit, backed by a supportive team management, adopted a risk-laden approach to batting at the top of the order.

The results were evident as India became ruthless with the bat, not just matching global standards but setting a benchmark for white-ball batting. India's 2023 World Cup campaign was defined by this strategic shift, with Rohit leading from the front. The former India captain scored 597 runs at an

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