Soon after an impressive start to their Border Gavaskar Trophy campaign, Team India had dropped their hats, irking fans and experts alike.After registering an emphatic victory at Perth,

While Rohit Sharma has been lauded for his leadership in limited-overs formats, his tenure as captain in the longer format has come under increasing scrutiny. India’s recent struggles in the Test series against Australia, particularly in the second and third Tests, have raised questions about his ability to lead in challenging conditions.

Rohit Sharma's leadership has come under severe criticism after India's heavy defeat in the Adelaide pink-ball Test last week, as well as the disappointing show so far in the third Test in Brisbane.

Gambhir’s contract as India’s all-format coach runs until the 2027 ODI World Cup. But if things continue on a downturn as they are right now, it’s possible that either he resigns himself or faces the sack from the BCCI way before his contract is up.

India's cricket team has faced severe criticism following disappointing performances against Australia, prompting speculation regarding team dynamics between Rohit Sharma and Gautam Gambhir. Significant issues in team selection and over-reliance on Jasprit Bumrah highlight the need for strategic improvements.

Bangar asserted that he won't go into Rishabh Pant's form much and said the top order should take more responsibility and set a platform for him.

The unorthodox field placements did not sit well with cricketing experts. Former India coach Ravi Shastri minced no words in his criticism, calling Rohit’s tactics “one of the worst setups” he has seen.