Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar on Friday highlighted India captain Rohit Sharma's struggles with declining reflexes and footwork, particularly against Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins, who has dismissed him seven times in Test cricket.

T he talks around Rohit Sharma's retirement in growing by leaps and bounds and its India captain's own performance which is fanning these talks. Rohit Sharm once again disappointe

Rohit Sharma's recent struggles in Test cricket, including a disappointing performance against Australia, have been attributed to his age and long gaps between playing by Sunil Gavaskar. Gavaskar noted that Rohit's dismissal in the recent match was due to indecision,

Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Rohit Sharma will himself step down from his captaincy role in Indian Test team if he fails to core big runs in the next two Test matches against Australia.

Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar has floated a suggestion that Rohit Sharma may retire from tests after BGT Trophy concludes.

The primary issue facing Rohit Sharma in recent times has been his technical vulnerability, particularly against the line and length of fast bowlers.

Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has hinted that Rohit Sharma may voluntarily give up his captaincy if his current form doesn't improve. The statement comes after Sharma's recent struggles on the pitch,

Rohit Sharma's struggles continued in the Melbourne Test as Sunil Gavaskar critiqued his slowness, attributing it to age. India's batting collapse left them trailing by 310 runs, with hopes pinned on Pant and Jadeja for a recovery.