Would be happy if MS Dhoni bats at No.4 in ODIs, says Rohit Sharma after Sydney loss
Cricket | January 24, 2019 13:10 ISTIndia vice-captain Rohit Sharma said that according to him, MS Dhoni is India's ideal No.4 in ODIs.
India vice-captain Rohit Sharma said that according to him, MS Dhoni is India's ideal No.4 in ODIs.
After winning a historic Test series a few days ago, India aim to repeat the performance under the lights with the white ball.
Sunil Gavaskar recently had suggested that Dhoni should play a bit of first-class cricket in order to remain match-fit.
Rayudu plays only one format for India and his decision to quit Ranji Trophy and play ODIs and IPL raised a few eyebrows.
Rayudu had scored 100 in the fourth ODI against West Indies while batting at number 4 and, after the game, Rohit had said Rayudu had solved the number 4 mystery of the team.
Anyone who has followed Kohli's career would know that it is a mistake to expect the phenomenal class in his batting to bleed into his worldview.
Rayudu, who recently made a comeback in the Indian team by virtue of a successful IPL for Chennai Super Kings, is being seen as India's number four batsman going into 2019 ODI World Cup.
Shastri on his part also seemed happy with the kind of pressure Rayudu absorbed, having made a comeback in the Indian team.
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India vs West Indies: 4th ODI: Rohit, Rayudu star as India crush West Indies by 224 runs. With this victory India now leads 5 match series 2-1.
Rohit Sharma hailed Ahmed and said he could be handy in conditions helpful to swing bowling like in New Zealand and England during the World Cup.
Chasing the huge total, West Indies were bowled out for 153 with rookie left-arm seamer Khaleel Ahmed grabbing 3 wickets.
Chasing 378, West Indies simply caved in against India's clinical bowling attack on what was a batting-friendly wicket to be bundled out for a paltry 153 in 36.2 overs.
India recorded one of their biggest wins in the 50-over cricket with a 224-demolition of the visitors, following blazing hundreds by Rayudu and Rohit Sharma.
Rohit Sharma (162) and Ambati Rayudu (100) struck belligerent centuries to guide India to an imposing 377 for five after the hosts opted to bat.
Former India captain and IndiaTV Cricket Expert Sourav Ganguly beleieves opener Rohit Sharma is in the form of his life after the stylish right-hander hit a breathtaking 162 against West Indies in the fourth ODI in Mumbai on Monday.
India's No. 4 batsman Ambati Rayudu has justified his position with an impressive 80-ball hundred, following a consistent run in the ongoing five-match series against West Indies.
India notched up 321 for six, while the West Indies, needing 14 runs in the final over and five off the last ball, levelled the score with Hope (123 not out) cutting Umesh Yadav for a boundary.
Ambati Rayudu said the responsibility does not pressurise him at all, as he preferred to stay in the present.
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