Rohit Sharma: The future is decided behind closed doors! No threat to Rohit Sharma’s captaincy, BCCI kind – rohit sharma will lead in west indies tour no decision on captaincy change yet

Basically BCCI works very differently from other sports boards. Top officials in the Indian board feel that when criticism reaches its peak, you don’t take decisions. “After the West Indies tour, there are no Tests till the end of December when the team will travel to South Africa,” the source said. So the selectors have enough time to deliberate and take a decision. By then the fifth selector (new chairman) will also join the committee and then a decision can be taken.

Those who follow Indian cricket know that when Virat Kohli gave up the Test captaincy after the series loss in South Africa, Rohit was initially not very keen on becoming the captain in the traditional format as he did not know that his body Will support or not. “Two top officials at that time (former president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah) had to be persuaded to take up the role after Lokesh Rahul failed to impress as captain in South Africa. ‘

Rohit hasn’t played the kind of innings that is expected of a player of his calibre, except for a brilliant 120 against Australia on a challenging wicket in Nagpur. Since Rohit took over the Test captaincy in 2022, India played 10 Tests out of which he did not play in three. He scored 390 runs in seven Tests during this period and averaged well, scoring one century but not having any other score above 50. During this, Virat Kohli played all 10 Tests. He scored 517 runs in 17 innings with his best score being 186 against Australia at Ahmedabad. Cheteshwar Pujara scored 482 runs in 14 innings of eight Tests during this period, which also included two unbeaten innings. He averaged 40.12 but scored two innings of 90 and 102 against a weak Bangladesh team.

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