Poor form affecting Rohit’s captaincy, say former India teammates

India captain Rohit Sharma’s poor batting form is affecting his captaincy in Australia, according to former teammates Harbhajan Singh and Cheteshwar Pujara. Rohit has scored just one half-century in his last 12 Test innings, including eight single-figure scores, and the batting provided no relief for the middle-order opener in the second Test, who hit three and six sixes in Adelaide. Innings played. To take care of her newborn sonA comprehensive victory in the opening Test in Perth and observers found his captaincy in Adelaide, where Australia won by 10 wickets, rather defensive. ” There is no doubt that a player makes better decisions when he scores runs. Let’s hope Rohit Sharma scores some runs so that his captaincy improves,” said Pujara, who was the man of the series at the time.When India became the first Asian team to win a Test series in Australia in 2018-19, said that getting some runs under the belt could make Rohit a more active leader. “When a captain is out of form, his It also affects his captaincy,” Pujara told the broadcaster. He also advised Rohit, a natural attacking opener, to avoid some bad form at the start of his innings are