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Centurion: Deccan Chargers’ Rohit Sharma hopes the hat-trick against Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League was watched by India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni as he attempts to cement his place in the one-day squad. Despite his obvious talent, Rohit has been in and out of the one-day squad but feels Wednesday’s performance would serve as a message to the India think tank. “I hope he (Dhoni) watched the game... Maybe... yes... he may have,” Rohit said. His hat-trick was spread over two overs with scalps of Abhishek Nayar, Harbhajan Singh and J.P. Duminy and Rohit said he was taking his off-spin seriously. “I am a good bowler and have been working hard at my bowling. I didn’t get enough opportunities at international level. I have bowled well whenever I’ve got the opportunity. I am happy that I came out with a hat-trick,” Rohit told IPL’s official website. The 22-year-old Mumbai Ranji player was quite surprised that he got the hat-trick, the second of the ongoing IPL after Yuvraj Singh’s feat, and considered himself lucky. “I never thought so, to be honest. I was lucky to get a hat-trick. I never thought I would get wickets, let alone a hat-trick,” said Rohit. Rohit also feels he can now be called an all-rounder. — PTI
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