Rohit Sharma Ruled Out Of IPL 2020? Fans On Twitter Baffled With Team India's Selection Policy

Updated - 27 Oct 2020, 10:04 AM

Rohit Sharma, Mumbai Indians, IPL 2020
Rohit Sharma. Image Credits: IPL

Rohit Sharma’s exclusion from team India for the Australian tour has left the fans baffled. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the entire squad that will head to Australia later this year for a tour that will consist of three ODIs, three T20Is, and four Tests. The team that has been listed by the BCCI, misses out on a grand name and that is none other than Rohit Sharma, India’s limited-overs vice-captain.

The BCCI has informed that their medical team will keep an eye on Rohit Sharma and Ishant Sharma as they are not completely fit at the moment. Rohit first sustained an injury on India‘s tour of New Zealand where he injured his calf muscles. However, he recovered in time to play in the IPL this year and has missed out on only a couple of games.

Rohit Sharma, IPL 2020
Rohit Sharma. Image Credits: IPL

Fans Left Baffled As Rohit Sharma Is Left Out On The Australian Tour

This has left the fans thinking as to why Rohit is being sidelined for the Australian tour. Also, if Rohit Sharma is unavailable to play a tour in November, how can he continue his run in the ongoing tournament. Fans have expressed their discontentment on Twitter.

After all the deliberations on Rohit Sharma’s future with Mumbai Indians in IPL 2020, Mumbai Indians’ recent Instagram post has also left the fans thinking as they posted pictures of Rohit training intensely in the nets. The entire scenario has sparked a lot of controversies and it will be interesting to see as to how things progress forward.

Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma [Photo-Getty]
India’s tour of Australia will begin from November 27 with the ODIs taking place initially an then the tour will progress with the T20Is and then eventually the tour will conclude with the Tests.

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