The final match of the Border-Gavaskar Test series between India and Australia is taking place in Brisbane. After the second day’s play, India scored 62 runs for the loss of two wickets. Everyone criticizes the way Rohit Sharma came out in the first innings of the Gabba Test match. Former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has blamed Rohit Sharma for that bad blow.
Rohit Sharma responded to the criticism for the poor blow against Lion
Commentator Sanjay Manjrekar wrote on Twitter, “In the experienced team, veteran Rohit Sharma cannot be saved as a kind of excuse to play such a shot.” While Rohit was playing 44, he hit Nathan Lion’s ball but the ball and bat were not connected properly, making Rohit a simple catch. Rohit was playing very well at the time.
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Given the missing experience in the squad, the blow of an experienced Rohit Sharma is unforgivable. #AUSvsIND
– Sanjay Manjrekar (an Sanjaymanjrekar) January 16, 2021
However, addressing a press conference, Rohit Sharma said he had no regrets. Rohit Sharma said, ‘I have reached the point where I want to reach, I am unable to contact the ball properly. I wanted to play between Longan and Square Leg but was unsuccessful. I like to play the kind of shot I played. It is a good pitch for batting. Yes, it is true that there is a lot of bounce to this pitch but I like it. He said, ‘Once I played the first few overs I realized there was not much swing on the pitch. It is unfortunate that I opt out but I regret it. My role is to attack the bowlers.
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The Border-Gavaskar Test series between India and Australia is now 1-1. No matter which team wins the match, it will occupy the series. But, the second day for cricket fans was not so great. Due to the rain, the game of the day could not be completed. India are currently 307 runs ahead of Australia.
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