Rohit Sharma Will Leave MS Dhoni Behind With A Win
IND vs ENG Test Series 2024: Rohit Sharma will leave MS Dhoni behind with a win. The first match of the 5-match Test series between India and England is being played in Hyderabad today.
Cannot Take A Strong Team Like England Lightly:-
The command of Team India is once again in the hands of Rohit Sharma. If we look at the previous Test record of Team India in Hyderabad, the conditioning seems to be in India’s favor but looking at the old record, Team India cannot take lightly a strong team like England in the first Test match.
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On the other hand, by winning this match, Team India captain Rohit Sharma has a golden opportunity to break the special record of former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Rohit Has Also Been A Part Of Team India Winning 295 Matches So Far:-
Former Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni was a part of Team India in winning 295 matches in all three formats of cricket. On the other hand, Rohit Sharma has also been a part of Team India winning 295 matches so far.
In such a situation, if India wins the Hyderabad test match, then Rohit Sharma will surpass MS Dhoni in this record.
From the point of view of the World Test Championship, this 5-match Test series is very important for both teams. Both teams would like to further strengthen their position for the World Test Championship final by winning this series.
Team India Has Not Lost A Single Test Series in India For 12 Years:-
It is not considered easy for England to win this series because Team India has not won a single Test series in India for 12 years. Whereas India has defeated England twice in the Test series at home in 12 years.
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Team India will play the first two matches of the series against England without star batsman Virat Kohli. Virat Kohli is out of the first two Test matches due to personal reasons. In such a situation, Team India is going to miss Virat Kohli a lot.