Rohit Sharma may join the Indian team on the third day of the Perth Test match.
India vs Australia Test Series: Whenever a series is played between two big Test cricket teams, all the fans eagerly wait for it to begin. Right now, all eyes are on the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia starting November 22, the first match of which will be played at the Optus Stadium in Perth. This series is considered very important for both the teams from the point of view of securing their place in the final of the 2023-25 World Test Championship, in which Team India’s regular captain Rohit Sharma will not be part of the 11 players in the first game. In fact, Rohit has not left for Australia due to the birth of his second child on November 15. Now a big update has emerged regarding his joining the team.
Rohit Sharma may join Indian team on day 3 of Perth Test
Rohit Sharma is sure to be seen captaining the Indian team in the last four matches of the Test series against Australia. Now he will soon leave for Australia where, according to Cricbuzz, Rohit will join the team on the third day of the Perth Test match i.e. November 24. This time, the Indian team had left for the tour of Australia in three legs, but Rohit did not go due to the birth of his second child. As per the now revealed report, Rohit informed the BCCI that he will join the team on Sunday i.e. November 24.
Bumrah also gave information about his conversation with Rohit.
Jasprit Bumrah, who will take the responsibility of captaining the Indian team in the Perth Test match, in response to the question asked in the press conference about Rohit Sharma, said that he was constantly talking to Rohit even though I came to know about it. Only after coming here it became completely clear that I take the responsibility of captaining the team in the first Test match. Let us tell you that before this, Bumrah had captained the Indian team in only one Test match in which he had to face defeat.
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