India's Middle-order Woes Continue as Rohit, Rahul's Promising Starts Flounder

Updated : Tue Dec 17 2024 02:01:18 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

India's batting lineup continues to face a crisis of confidence as Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan failed to capitalize on their earlier promise during the ongoing third test against Australia, with Pat Cummins taking the wicket of Rohit for 10 runs in a affair that has added to the captain's personal woes.

The setback, while petite given the high-stakes nature of Test cricket, could not be further summed up as Indian cricket fans felt thoroughly underwhelmed with Rohit's batting display especially considering his power-hitting prowess and reputation in the shorter formats of the game. Rajiv Gandhi, a cricket analyst observed that the poor run of form for Rohit, whose boxes are slowly but steadily getting checked by opposition bowlers, could necessitate a match-changing adjustment for the Indian team. The present batting norm record does point towards a unity being needed to get the 37-year old over this magical blockade and stabilize the ship completely.

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