Rohit scored 23 runs in 11 balls which helped India to score the team's fastest 50, 100, and 150 in the history of Test cricket.

Rohit Sharma let out some raw emotions after he successfully reviewed an LBW call against him during Day 4 of the 2nd Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur on Monday. Rohit was batting on 23 when he took the DRS after being given out leg before by umpire Richard Kettleborough off the bowling of Mehidy Hasan Miraz,

Speaking of Rohit’s opening partner, Jaiswal, the batter was in marauding form smashing 12 boundaries and two maximums. He ended with a score of 72 off 51. At the end of 32.1 overs in India’s innings, the hosts were 269 for the loss of five wickets with a lead of 36 runs.

India dismissed Bangladesh for 233 runs on the fourth day of the second Test, with Mominul Haque remaining unbeaten on 107. India began their innings

After bowling out Bangladesh for 233 runs in their first innings, Rohit and Jaiswal launched an assault on the opposing bowlers, reaching the 50-run mark in just 3.0 overs—the quickest in Test history since records began.

Rohit Sharma was not happy with on-field umpire Richard Kettleborough's decision as he gave him out lbw even when the ball hit his pad outside the leg stump.

India dismissed Bangladesh for 233 runs on the fourth day of the second Test, with Mominul Haque remaining unbeaten on 107. India began their innings dominantly, scoring a record-breaking 51 runs in the first three overs.

Since the IPL retention rules and regulations came to light there have been various rumours. Speculations have been rife about Rohit Sharma's Mumbai Indians future. The 37 year old was removed from his leadership duties last season as Hardik Pandya took over the captaincy from him.