Lack Of Clarity On Rohit's Injury: Kohli
The Morning Standard|November 27, 2020
Captain Virat Kohli said India have been made to play the “waiting game” ahead of the Australia series, thanks to the lack of clarity surrounding Rohit Sharma’s injury status.
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Lack Of Clarity On Rohit's Injury: Kohli

Calling it a very confusing situation, Kohli said had Rohit and Ishant Sharma been in Sydney like Wriddhiman Saha, who is undergoing rehabilitation under the team’s watch, they could have been fit and available for the Test series.

India face Australia in the first ODI on Friday in Sydney and they will be without opener Rohit, who is undergoing rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru after playing the IPL with an injured hamstring. The communication from the BCCI has been very confusing on the entire episode, with president Sourav Ganguly and Rohit himself offering different versions.

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