Rohit Sharma  

On one of the bounciest tracks in recent times, Bangladesh were bundled out for 150 , lasting barely two sessions and a few overs more. Later India lost Rohit Sharma's (6) wicket to Abu Jayed

Indian shooters and the nation’s men’s cricket team had lots to cheer in the past week. The shooters won a record 15 quota places for Tokyo Olympics while the Rohit Sharma-led side won T20I series 2-1 against Bangladesh. All this and more in MyNation’s Sportstop weekly sports review show (November 4 to 10)

 

'It was the bowlers who won us the game. I know I have to say that being a batsman, but I know how tough it was given the dew. But this must be one of the best comebacks in this format for India,' Rohit Sharma said

'We were going little lethargic at the start, but once they started going, Rohit (Sharma) recalled all players inside the circle, he gave us a pep talk and after that, all of us got determined to win the match,' said Shreyas Iyer after India clinched the T20I series 2-1 against Bangladesh

India and Bangladesh face off in the series-deciding third T20I today (November 10) in Nagpur. The Rohit Sharma-led side has the momentum after winning the previous game quite convincingly

'Focus on him a lot more when he is doing good things also, not just bad things. He has been learning, there have been times he has kept well also. He is trying to do what the team management wants him to do,' said Rohit Sharma on Rishabh Pant

'When I hit three consecutive sixes, I tried to go for six maximums. But when I missed the fourth one, I decided I will take singles,' said Rohit Sharma after the 2nd T20I against Bangladesh in Rajkot

Rohit Sharma made it a memorable 100th T20 International. Chasing an easy target of 154 on far better track compared to Feroz Shah Kotla, Rohit showed the gulf in class between him and the others on the park, hitting six fours and half a dozen of risk-free sixes as India chased the target in 15.4 overs

 MyNation’s Sportstop brings to you what all happened in the past week (October 28 to November 3). India’s T20I team, without Virat Kohli, was beaten by Bangladesh in Delhi while Indian hockey teams, both men and women, qualified for the Tokyo Olympics. All this and more in this week’s Sportstop

'We have looked at certain number of stats on how we chase and set target. Our numbers are great when we chase down the total. We want to focus on setting targets and defending them,' Rohit Sharma said ahead of India-Bangladesh 1st T20I

India and Bangladesh are ready to battle it out in the 1st T20I and with no established name figuring in India's bowling department, it will be an opportunity for Mumbai all-rounder Shivam Dube, his statemate Shardul Thakur and Rajasthan's Deepak Chahar to show what they bring to the table

Rohit Sharma said, 'It will be exciting. I don't know about the boys, but I have played with a pink ball in Duleep Trophy. It was a great experience. It will be like same in Kolkata. We will try to perform better to get 60 points in that match'

'I feel the series will be 2-1 in favour of India. Also with the form Rohit (Sharma) and KL Rahul are in right now, with (Shikhar) Dhawan looking at establishing himself, I am backing the Indian batting power to win the series,' VVS Laxman said

India will host Bangladesh for three T20Is and two Tests. The BCCI selection panel, headed by MSK Prasad, announced the Indian squads for the series

Rohit Sharma has held a career-high ranking of second in ODIs (in February 2018) and seventh in T20Is (November 2018). Virat Kohli has been number one in all three formats while Gautam Gambhir has been at the top in Tests and T20Is and eighth in ODIs