Rohit Sharma has no doubt that had India's ultra aggressive approach gone off track, his team would have copped flak

Rohit Sharma and his teams aggressive approach in a rain-disrupted Test match against Bangladesh in Kanpur showcased their dominance. Despite weather interruptions, India stamped their authority, sett

Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal created a world record with the fastest team 50, reaching the landmark in 3 overs vs Bangladesh in the first innings of 2nd Test in Kanpur.

India captain Rohit Sharma conceded they took a risk trying to force a result in the rain-truncated second test against Bangladesh and was pleased it paid off resulting in a memorable victory in Kanpur.

India registered a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh in Kanpur, achieving their 18th consecutive series win at home. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s half-century, backed by stellar bowling from Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin,

Rohit Sharma congratulated Mehidy Hasan Miraz on his new venture and wished him success while accepting the bat from him.

Rohit Sharma picked a one-handed catch during India vs Bangladesh's second Test match at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur.

Bangladesh coach Chandika Hathurusingha admitted that his players were taken aback by India's aggressive batting display on day four of the 2nd Test in Kanpur. The former Sri Lankan cricketer was candid about Bangladesh's batting performance,

Rohit Sharma's words and the way he ‘walked the talk’ set the tone for India's improbable win in the Kanpur Test against Bangladesh, beating weather and clock.

After a dominating win in the second Test match against Bangladesh, former England captain Michael Vaughan reckoned that India started copying England's style of Test cricket.