Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Indian cricket team, failed across both innings in the first Test match versus Bangladesh at Chepauk. After falling for six runs in the first innings on Day 1, Rohit mustered five runs in the 2nd innings on Day 2.

The Bangladesh pacer set Rohit up beautifully, with deliveries moving both ways before one finally found the edge.

Rohit was spotted practicing reverse-sweep shots in the nets extensively, making his attacking intent clear for the upcoming Test assignment. Rohit Sharma plays a reverse sweep in the nets ahead of the big Test season.

Rohit Sharma's focus is on countering Bangladesh's spin attack, with the Indian team preparing for a challenging Test series, while Bangladesh's captain remains hopeful that strong performances over five days could tilt the series in their favor.

Rohit Sharma addresses the continuous pressure on India's cricket team even after their World Cup triumph. As they prepare for a Test series against B

India are set to host a Bangladesh side who have arguably never been as confident as they currently are in Test cricket.

Sharma’s extensive practice of the reverse sweep highlights his proactive strategy against a spin-heavy Bangladesh attack.

The first Test, beginning in Chennai on Thursday, is expected to be played on the red-soil track which often offers good purchase to pacers, but the black-soil composition might assist the spinners, which is why India have taken extra care to practice spin.

Captain Rohit Sharma has expressed strong support for KL Rahul ahead of India's Test series against Bangladesh. Despite inconsistencies and injuries in Rahul's career, Sharma believes in his talent and aims to maximize his potential.