IND vs BAN: Sunil Gavaskar’s statement, said- Rohit Sharma should have come to bat first, then…

Sunil Gavaskar On IND vs BAN 2nd ODI: The Indian team had to face defeat in the second ODI against Bangladesh. In this way, the host Bangladesh has named the series of 3 ODIs. However, the last match of this series is yet to be played. In the second ODI against Bangladesh, Indian team captain Rohit Sharma came to bat at number 9 due to injury, but he scored an unbeaten 51 off 28 balls. The captain of Team India hit 3 fours and 5 sixes in his innings, but despite this brilliant innings, the team had to face defeat.

‘Rohit Sharma should have come to bat first’

Now after the defeat of the Indian team, former player Sunil Gavaskar has given a big statement. Actually, Sunil Gavaskar said that Rohit Sharma did not come early to bat. The former Indian player believes that Rohit Sharma should have come early to bat. Had Rohit Sharma come to bat at number seven instead of number nine, the result might have been different. Also, Sunil Gavaskar gave his reaction on the batting of all-rounder Akshar Patel. He said that if Rohit Sharma had come to bat early, Akshar Patel’s role in batting could have been changed.

, Then the chances of Team India winning would have increased.

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Sunil Gavaskar said that if Rohit Sharma had come to bat first, Akshar Patel’s batting order could have been changed. Akshar Patel would have got a chance to bat instead of Deepak Chahar or Shardul Thakur. Sunil Gavaskar says that Rohit Sharma should have come first to bat, but the Indian captain could have played the shot without risking it. He said that if this had happened, the chances of the Indian team winning the match would have increased. Significantly, the Indian team had to face defeat by 5 runs against Bangladesh in the second ODI.

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