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A COUPLE of days before the second Test between India and Bangladesh here at the Green Park Stadium, Akash Deep, India's latest addition to its evergrowing pace battery, spoke about skipper Rohit Sharma explaining how supportive the latter has been to the bowler.

- FIROZ MIRZA

A COUPLE of days before the second Test between India and Bangladesh here at the Green Park Stadium, Akash Deep, India's latest addition to its evergrowing pace battery, spoke about skipper Rohit Sharma explaining how supportive the latter has been to the bowler.

Only two-Test-old leading into the contest, the 27-year-old Bengal pacer credited Sharma for his seamless transition into international cricket from domestic circuit while speaking to the journalists. "I had hesitation initially that there would be pressure, but Rohit bhaiyya made things so simple. I haven't played under such a supportive captain. He keeps things simple, I never felt whether I am playing domestic or international cricket," he had said.