After Rohit Sharma was dismissed for 3 in the first innings in Melbourne, Ravi Shastri and Mark Waugh discussed the future of the Indian captain.

Since leading India to the T20 World Cup win in September, Rohit Sharma's team suffered their first ODI series defeat in Sri Lanka in 27 years before enduring a historic 0-3 home Test series whitewash against New Zealand.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma's comeback to the top of the order ended in disappointment, as his bad batting form continues in the Boxin Day Test of the

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The move to disturb the top-order defies logic, it's a desperate move to accommodate the out-of-form Indian captain.

Addressing the media on Christmas Eve, Rohit quashed all doubts, stating succinctly, “It’s fine.” His calm demeanor offered much-needed reassurance to fans and teammates alike.

Rohit Sharma, who opened the batting instead of KL Rahul in the 4th Test got out for just 3 runs. In an interaction with ESPN Cricinfo, Sanjay Manjrekar said that sacrificing smaller-name players like KL Rahul to get a big-name player like Rohit Sharma back in form is a common happening in Indian cricket.

Former Indian chief selector MSK Prasad slammed Rohit Sharma for his ordinary batting and poor captaincy in the ongoing 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. On Day 2 of the fourth and penultimate Test between India and Australia,

Sanjay Manjrekar criticised Rohit Sharma's decision to open in Melbourne, highlighting its disruptive impact on India's batting lineup during the fourth Test against Australia, leaving India trailing after repeated batting collapses against a formidable Australian attack.

Rohit Sharma was dismissed cheaply yet again in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and came in for criticism from pundits and fans online alike.