Rohit Sharma has had something of a love-hate relationship with Test cricket. Having plundered double hundred after double hundred for India in One Day Internationals, it was hoped that he would translate that form into the red-ball game. It did not go completely to plan, as shortages came when Rohit attempted to squeeze into the middle order. The "Hitman" came under some considerable media scrutiny and lost his place, only to be backed by Virat Kohli as a Test match batsman. Beginning his career as an opener in whites in 2019, Rohit, and India, have not looked back since. He is now the highest-ranked opening batsman in the world, and sits at fifth on the overall standings, behind Joe Root, Kane Williamson, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne.
From being called a liability in test cricket and to become a great in test cricket......
— Rohit Sharma Fanclub India (@Imro_fanclub) September 1, 2021
What a fabulous🔥and tremendous 🙌
Journey of @ImRo45 In TEST CRICKET
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The Rise of @ImRo45 in Test Cricket
— Tuck Movies For You (@Movies4u_Officl) September 2, 2021
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From No Where to World's Best opener at Present and Highest Ranked Indian Batsman
"Neeku idhi chethakadhu ani evaraina chepthe adhi chesi chupinchadam thanaki Alavaatu"
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