After winning the Kanpur Test, Team India has also swept the 2 Test match series against Bangladesh. India did this clean sweep under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma. That is, Rohit’s captaincy against Bangladesh as a captain was a superhit, but his position in batting has not changed. The same appearance as before in the Test against Bangladesh was seen in this series. The situation was such that it became difficult for him to score even 50 runs in the Test series against Bangladesh.
Rohit’s performance in the 2 Test series against Bangladesh
Rohit Sharma scored only 42 runs in 4 innings of the current Test series against Bangladesh. During this time his average was 10.5. It became difficult for Rohit to reach double figures thrice in these four innings. His highest score was 23 runs, which he scored in the first innings of the Kanpur Test. He was dismissed for 8 runs in the second innings of the Kanpur Test. While he could score only 11 runs in both innings of the Chennai Test.
Before this, Rohit scored 33 runs in 3 innings.
Rohit Sharma’s performance was the same as before this series. Before this, he had only 33 runs in the 3 innings of the Test played against Bangladesh. It was hoped that this record would be improved in the current series but it was not. Rohit’s overall performance against Bangladesh did not improve even after the 2 test match series ended.
Overall Test record against Bangladesh
Talking about Rohit’s overall record in the Test against Bangladesh, he has scored only 75 runs in 7 innings at an average of 10.71. Rohit could not touch double figures 5 times in these 7 innings.
Not the batting but the captaincy went well
If there was anything positive about Rohit Sharma’s batting in the Test series against Bangladesh, it was his intent. Rohit always tried to give his team a quick start. Even though the batting did not work, Rohit’s aggressiveness under the captaincy completely dominated the Bangladesh team. He used his bowlers very judiciously, as a result of which India managed to win the series.
