Rohit Sharma managed just three runs as he was dismissed by opposition captain Pat Cummins for the fifth time in his Test career.

Former India chief selector MSK Prasad has slammed Rohit Sharma's captaincy in the ongoing Boxing Day Test against Australia.

India captain Rohit Sharma received some fresh criticism from the former chairman of the BCCI's selection committee MSK Prasad.

India captain Rohit Sharma's ongoing struggle with the bat continues to impact his captaincy, marked by a series of low scores in the Test series against Australia and earlier against New Zealand. His leadership is questioned,

Captain Rohit Sharma's poor batting form and captaincy during the Border Gavaskar Trophy have come under scrutiny. Former selector MSK Prasad noted his lack of proactivity in decision-making, suggesting it affects team performance.

India skipper Rohit Sharma replaced Jasprit Bumrah from the second Test in Adelaide onwards but his captaincy and form have both taken a hit, with India losing in Adelaide, managing to eke out a draw in Brisbane and now have a huge first-innings score from Australia to deal with.

Rohit Sharma will open the batting in the Melbourne Test after failing to perform in the middle order in the Brisbane and Adelaide Tests.