“If I were a coach …”: Ravi Shastri’s Rohit Sharma’s test career is the end of the end.

Ravi Shastri, former Indian head coach, said Rohit Sharma, who recently retired from the test jack, will enable Australia to take the field of the last border-vigilant troph test in Sydney in Sydney. Last week, Rohit ended the test jack with an average of 40.57 and 212 career scores in 67 games. Since 2022, India has directed the team in 24 tests and won 12 times, including the 2023 World Test Championship (WTC).

But since September last year, a bad form run Rohit’s test career was in a difficult situation. In the home series against Bangladesh and New Zealand, Rohit took only 10.93 average while passing 50 conditions once.

After missing the first test in Pert because of his son’s birth, Rohit returned to play in the next three tests, but only 31 runs. This bad run, 38-year-old Rohit, sat in January at the SCG’s last border-vigorous cup test.

“I saw Rohit a lot (during an IPL match). You don’t have enough time to talk. Even though I put my hand on my shoulder in one of the games.

In the ICC review show, Shastri said, “You play this post-test match because the series is not over. And I’m not a person throwing a towel with a score 2-1.

The series, which was prepared in 2-1 at the time, further detailed why Shastri Rohit should play the test match at Sydney. “This was the 30-40 running game. And I told him exactly. The field is very spicy in Sydney.

“If he had gone, he felt the situation, he felt the situation, and even for 35-40 on top, you would never know. But that would be on his own. Other people would have different styles.

Rohit and Virat Kohli’s test retirees, India’s highly anticipated five -game tours on June 20 at Headingley’de when India will enter a new test cricket age. Five tests against the UK will also mark the beginning of the new ICC World Test Championship cycle for India.

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