Rohit and Kohli’s return to form a matter of 25-30 deliveries: Nayar
India’s assistant coach Abhishek Nayar, however, thinks that the duo’s return to their best is a matter of regaining confidence and composure in the initial phase of their innings.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma reached 4,000 runs during the 192-run chase against England at the JSCA International Stadium in the second inning.
With this achievement, Sharma becomes the country’s 17th cricketer to reach the milestone.
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The 36-year-old is the tenth-fastest Indian to reach this historic milestone.
Sharma scored 55 runs in the second inning against England on Day 4.
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In 58 test matches and 100 innings, the Indian captain scored 4035 runs at a 44.83 average, including 11 hundreds and 20 half-centuries.
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