File photo of Rohit Sharma (left) and Jasprit Bumrah.© AFP
The Indian test and Odi Rohit Sharma’s captain have fought with the bat and the captaincy in recent times. During this phase, the right -handed batter could not play any notable blow and the team’s results also fell against him, especially in the trial cricket. Either the Indian test series against New Zealand at home or the Marquee Border-Gavaskar trophy in Australia, none of the competitions saw Rohit living expectations in both departments. Since it is about 38, there is also uncertainty about Rohit’s future in the International Cricket. He called at his time in his T20I career last year, but is still active in Odi and tests.
As doubts surround Rohit’s future, a Times of India The report has affirmed that the Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) is looking at Rishabh Pant and Yashavi Jaiswal as the possible contestants to replace it as a captain in the trial format.
Jasprit Bumrah is another great name that arises as a captaincy option, but the report declared that its physical condition could be a deterrent element for its long -term leadership ambitions. Shubman Gill is also a candidate for paper, but his form does not instill the type of belief that the Board would have liked, the report added.
“Bumrah’s possibilities of a long series of tests or completing a full season will always be in doubt. The selectors may want a more stable option. Gill has been seen as a captaincy prospect, but his returns in the trial cricket have been Average.
Rohit will return to action for the Indian Cricket team with the Odi series against England, starting February 6 in Nagpur. On the eve of the game, they lately asked about his poor form. Rohit was clearly upset about worries and said there will be ups and downs in a player’s career.
“What kind of question is that? This is a different format, a different moment. As usual, such as Cricketers, we know that there will be ups and downs and I have faced myself a lot in my career, so this is nothing new to me. Know Every Day is a new day, each series is a new series, “said Rohit Sharma before the 1st Indian vs Odi in England.
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