- The Australia series has been nothing less than a bad phase for Rohit Sharma. He is continuously failing with the bat and questions are being raised on his form with every match. On the other hand, his enemy scored a stormy century in the England series…
Rohit Sharma: Time changed, the ground changed, and the weather changed, but the only thing that did not change was Rohit Sharma’s bat. In the fourth match against Australia, he returned to the pavilion after scoring 3 runs. This performance of his has continued for the last 14 innings. Rohit is going through his worst form phase till now. On one hand, runs are not coming from his bat. On the other hand, his biggest competitor has increased his problems by scoring a stormy century and has also almost confirmed his place in the England series.
Rohit Sharma‘s enemy player increased his troubles by scoring a century!
Let us tell you that India has to play the next Test series against England. This series will be played on the grounds of England in June. There is a possibility that there may be a change in the Indian team for this series. Especially there may be a change regarding captaincy.
Because the Australia series has not been anything special for captain Rohit Sharma. After the home series against New Zealand, there were a lot of reports in the media about him. If India does not show any special performance on the Australia tour and is unable to reach the WTC final, then senior players including the coaching staff may be shown the way out. Rohit is also included in this.
Mayank Agarwal scored 138 runs
The way Rohit Sharma has performed in the Australia series so far, it seems almost certain that he will be dropped. If he is dropped, Mayank Agarwal can be chosen in his place. Mayank has opened in the Indian team before as well. Apart from this, the way Mayank Agarwal has performed in the recent Vijay Hazare Trophy is quite amazing. He played an innings of 138 runs in 127 balls. During this, 17 fours and 3 sixes came off his bat.
Such is the international career of Mayank Agarwal
If Mayank Agarwal shows good performance in the upcoming domestic cricket, then he can get entry into Team India again. If we talk about his international performance, he has scored 1488 runs in 36 innings of 21 matches in Test cricket at an average of 41.33. He has played 4 centuries and 6 half-century innings in Test cricket. In international cricket, he has played 5 ODI matches and his average in these matches has been 17.20.
