Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar said captain Rohit Sharma will not be available for the first Test against Australia in Perth.

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Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma might miss the first Test against Australia in Perth due to personal reasons. Expecting his second child soon, Sha

Two days after the second batch of Indian players and support staff members boarded the flight to Australia, skipper Rohit was seen sweating it out in the nets at the Reliance Corporate Park (RCP) in Ghansoli,

Indian captain Rohit Sharma is no guarantee to play in the first Test against Australia in Perth with coach Gautam Gambhir unable to confirm the skipper would be ready as his team departed for the blockbuster Border-Gavaskar series.

Former India opener Kris Srikkanth said Rohit Sharma will leave Test cricket if he doesn't perform well with the bat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The former opener, however, defended Virat Kohli, saying it's too early to question his place in the side.

With question marks about his availability for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy opener in Perth gaining momentum, Rohit Sharma was seen training in Mumbai.

India captain Rohit Sharma is training in Mumbai, aiming to be match-ready for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia. However, his participation in the first Test remains uncertain as he awaits the birth of his second child.