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Rohit Sharma’s terrible form continues, struggles in domestic after international cricket

Rohit Sharma's terrible form continues, struggles in domestic after international cricket

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma’s terrible form continued as he struggled in his return to domestic cricket. While playing in the Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, Sharma scored only 3 runs before getting out to fast bowler Umar Nazir Mir. This is another negative episode in Sharma’s recent developments, and hence it has evoked apprehension for the consistency of his side before crucial international competitions.

Returning to the Ranji Trophy for the first time since 2015, Sharma appeared uncomfortable against bouncers from Jammu and Kashmir’s bowling attack. He batted 19 balls before mishitting a ball down the ground off a short-of-length delivery, which was clutched by Paras Dogra. The frustrating innings serve to make his other bad run continue, as Sharma copes with another string of uninspiring displays while adding further pressure to his form.

Rohit Sharma’s terrible form in Ranji Trophy raises questions

Other spicy news from BCCI

In another pioneering news, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has agreed to follow ICC guidelines for the design of jerseys for the Champions Trophy 2025. It was at first suggested that India may disagree with Pakistan’s name being displayed on its country kits as an indication of political complications. But BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia has also confirmed that the Indian team will comply with the decision of the ICC, i.e.

“We will follow the ICC guidelines, Saikia told Cricbuzz, putting to rest any rumors. That is to say that the name of Pakistan will be seen on the jersey, the ICC-authorized logo design. “

The duration of the Champions Trophy between 19 February and 9 March 2025 is hosted on a hybrid template with a view toward geopolitical restrictions. Even if Pakistan is the hosting country currently, India will have their games played in Dubai, as it is considered not possible for the team to go to Pakistan.

These changes represent a defining moment for Indian cricket, both on and off the playing field. With Sharma’s form under the scanner and the Champions Trophy fast approaching, fans will be watching closely to see how the team navigates these challenges.

Also, see: India denies wearing Pakistan jersey during Champions Trophy 2025

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