India captain Rohit Sharma has faced criticisms over his form and fitness in recent years, even sparking a nationwide debate during the Champions Trophy in the United Arab Emirates earlier this month. The 37-year-old Mumbaikar, however, would prove his detractors wrong with a spell-binding 76 in the final in Dubai, helping India tide over New Zealand to lift their second ICC title within nine months under his captaincy. Rohit’s on-field awareness extends beyond his captaincy traits, it even helps him manage potentially dangerous physical conditions on his own! Australian musculoskeletal physiotherapist Jared Powell, who holds a PhD in shoulder pain-related study, recently took to social media to hail Rohit’s physical awareness on the field. Resharing a clip from an India-England ODI from 2022 on his Instagram handle, ‘shoulder_physio’, Powell said the Indian captain “deserved a ton of respect” for popping his dislocated shoulder back on his own. Story continues below this ad When Rohit’s ‘shoulder act’ made commentators squirm Powell was referring to Rohit’s sharp move on the field during an ODI India played against …