India captain Rohit Sharma's woeful run continued in Test cricket as he nicked off to Pat Cummins in the opening half hour on Day 4 of the third Tet match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Brisbane.

While Rohit’s batting form was the subject of heavy criticism, it was his actions following his dismissal that ignited further speculation.

Rohit became the victim of Pat Cummins' disciplined bowling, as he departed without a big score to his name yet again. For veteran Indian cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara, Rohit's poor form is down to the change in his batting position.

Instead of taking a leaf out of the books of his batting partner KL Rahul, who batted beautifully at the other end, Rohit Sharma flashed his bat outside off stump. He handed a simple catch to the wicketkeeper Alex Carey off Pat Cummins’ bowling.

On day four of the third Test, having put in all the hard yards, Rohit threw his hand away with a loose waft outside off to his counterpart Cummins, his slow shuffle off the park for a 27-ball 10 reflective of the dark clouds of self-doubt rummaging through his mind.

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