This morning, Indian captain Rohit Sharma had a disastrous outing in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, as he was dismissed cheaply by his Australian counterpart Pat Cummins in the ongoing third Test at The Gabba in Brisbane. Batting at number six, Rohit could score only ten runs before Cummins got him out with a beauty around the fourth stump line.
Rohit Sharma's Test Form
This was Rohit Sharma's third consecutive low score in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The Indian skipper, who missed the first Test due to the birth of his first child, had a miserable game in the Adelaide Test, managing only nine runs across two innings. Although he looked steadier in Brisbane, one false shot led to his downfall, resulting in his dismissal for 10.
So, as the veteran Mumbaikar continues to struggle, here's how he has performed in his last ten Test innings.
Thus, Rohit Sharma has been mediocre as a batter in his last ten Test innings, amassing 126 runs at a horrendous average of 12.6. He has managed only one fifty this period while getting dismissed for a score less than 20 nine times.
Should India Drop Rohit Sharma From Tests?
Rohit Sharma achieved new heights as a captain after leading India to the title in the 2024 T20 World Cup. However, things have turned upside down for the talismanic batter since then, as he has been scrutinised for his terrible batting form and tactical shortcomings in Tests. So, considering his abysmal Test form, India might consider dropping him if he doesn't regain his mojo in the BGT 2024.