IPL 2018: Prior to the start of the match, Rohit Sharma remembered the old mate

The 11th season of the Indian Premier League has just begun for a few days. In the first match on April 7, defending champions Mumbai Indians will face Chennai Super Kings in the IPL, the best IPL team that has returned home after two years.

The 11th season of the Indian Premier League has just begun for a few days. In the first match on April 7, defending champions Mumbai Indians will face Chennai Super Kings in the IPL, the best IPL team that has returned home after two years.

The Chennai team has reached Mumbai for their first match. Before confronting the two-time champion CSK, Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma has been reminding his old partner.

Captain Rohit Sharma, who received the Mumbai Indians three times, says that he will miss the loss of his old experienced off-spinner Harbhajan Singh in the new season.

Mumbai is a defending champion and once again the title of the title is coming into the limelight, but Rohit believes that he has retained most of his old players though it is difficult to complete Harbhajan's shortcomings. Harbhajan was with Mumbai for the last 10 seasons. But the team released them this time. Chennai bought them at base price of 2 crores.

"We have great players like Bumrah, Hardik and Koodal Pandya who have proven themselves, although we will certainly lack Harbhajan Singh, he has a lot of experience," said Rohit, the official website of Mumbai Indians. It will work hard to compensate. "

Mumbai won the title in 2013, 2015 and 2017 and was the captain of Rohit Team three times. Now Rohit wants to win another title.

Rohit said about his goal this season, "My focus is not to set a big goal but to set a big goal, this time also my goal is simple - to make the IPL trophy one more time, for this we have enough There is a lot of challenges in the IPL and one of them is to unite the team. "

They said, "We won the title three times, so we know what is necessary to do this. This is a big challenge, but I know that the players are ready for it."