India secured a crucial victory over Bangladesh, with Ashwin praising Rohit Sharma's leadership. Despite rain delays, India's aggressive strategy led to a significant win, reinforcing their position in the World Test Championship.

Under Rohit Sharma's leadership, the Indian cricket team has embraced an aggressive style, leading to record-breaking performances. Notable achievements include winning the T20 World Cup 2024 and setting multiple fastest run records in Test matches against West Indies and Bangladesh,

Rohit Sharma has led the Indian cricket team with aplomb. Earlier, India had six sessions to force a win, and the hosts did everything they could on the fourth day of the match. KL Rahul also shared how Rohit's clear instructions to aggressively attack with the bat revitalized India's prospects for securing victory.

As IPL 2025 draws closer, rumors are swirling that Rohit Sharma might leave Mumbai Indians (MI) to join a new team before the season begins.

Talking about India’s aggressive approach in the batting at Kanpur, India captain Rohit Sharma said the aim was to have enough overs to bowl out Bangladesh for the second time in the match.

With Rohit Sharma's batting carnage in a rain-curtailed Test, India raised hopes of pushing for a result even though all signs pointed towards a draw.

Rohit Sharma has led the Indian cricket team with aplomb. Earlier, India had six sessions to force a win, and the hosts did everything they could on the fourth day of the match.

Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar heaped praise on Indian skipper, Rohit Sharma, for his aggressive mindset at the time of batting on the fourth day of the second and final Test match against Bangladesh at Green Park in Kanpur on Monday.

India's cricket team has adopted a flexible and aggressive batting approach, differing from England's 'Bazball' strategy. This has led to more successful counter-attacks and fewer collapses. Batters like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill exemplify this by adapting to conditions before hitting aggressively,

Rohit scored 23 runs in 11 balls which helped India to score the team's fastest 50, 100, and 150 in the history of Test cricket.

India took 18 balls to race to a half-century, the fastest ever in Test cricket as Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal go berserk against Bangladesh in Kanpur.