A Net Bowler Dismissed Rohit Sharma 2 Times In 2 Balls During Practice Session

Rohit Sharma, who is a very big name in the world of cricket, is currently seen to be struggling with his form. In the 5 test match series of India vs England, Rohit Sharma has scored a total of 90 runs in the 4 innings of 2 matches. Meanwhile, another big news came from the practice session of the Indian team where a net bowler bowled Rohit Sharma 2 times on 2 balls.

Rohit Sharma Dismissed 2 Times in 2 Bowls

In a practice session before the third Test against England in Rajkot, Rohit Sharma, the Indian captain, had a tough time. A net bowler got him out twice in a row – first by knocking down the stumps and then by making him edge the ball.

This adds to Rohit’s struggles in the ongoing Test series against England, where he’s been finding it hard to perform well. His role becomes even more important for India, especially with key players like Virat Kohli and KL Rahul not playing.

The Bowler Who Bowled Rohit Sharma Twice During Practice Session?

In the absence of Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, who is one senior player in the batting lineup, was watching the batting practice of all the junior players but when his turn came, a net bowler dismissed him 2 times in 2 balls. Although the net bowler did not show any enthusiasm and till now the identity of the net bowler has not been found.

Rohit Sharma Performance in Previous 2 Test Match

In the first Test in Hyderabad, Rohit Sharma tried to stay positive but got caught in the deep in the first innings. In the second innings, he missed an easy delivery and was declared LBW against debutant Tom Hartley.

In Visakhapatnam, he changed his strategy. On a calm Day 1 pitch, he played cautiously for 41 balls without hitting boundaries. Eventually, he got out to a casual delivery from Shoaib Bashir, caught at leg slip for 14.

In the second innings, James Anderson bowled a brilliant delivery to knock over his stumps. The big question is, how will Rohit perform in Rajkot? Regardless of his approach, it’s crucial for both India and Rohit that it brings positive results.