Rohit Sharma’s batting woes continued during the second Test against Australia in Adelaide, where he managed just three runs before being dismissed by Scott Boland. The Indian captain’s performance has drawn criticism, particularly regarding India’s middle-order batting. Rohit’s record against Australia in Tests remains a concern, as he has now averaged only 21.90 in his last ten innings against them. Following the dismissal, Australian great Mark Waugh added insult to injury with a sharp comment, suggesting that Rohit needs to improve his techniques against quality bowlers. This comes in the wake of a string of disappointing performances for the Indian team, which has struggled to find form in Australia. Fans and analysts alike are calling for a reassessment of strategies, especially as the highly anticipated series continues. Former cricketer and commentator Harsha Bhogle weighed in, stating, ‘The pressure is mounting on Rohit. He needs to step up and lead by example. The middle-order is an essential part of our game plan, and it can’t afford to fail.’ As the Test progresses, all eyes will be on Rohit Sharma to regain form and support his team against a formidable Australian side.
Rohit Sharma’s Struggles Continue Against Australia as His Middle Order Falters
