Rohit Sharma says captaincy has helped batting New Delhi: The captain of Mumbai Indians, Rohit Sharma, has claimed that captaincy has helped his batting. Sharma said that the responsibility entrusted on him to lead his side in the ongoing Indian Premier League has helped him evolve as a better batsman. Sharma was handed over the captaincy of Mumbai Indians midway through the...

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