India captain Rohit Sharma gave a lovely speech at the Australian parliament on Thursday, 28 November. Sharma spoke highly about the relations that both countries share and called Australia a proud and competitive nation.

Rohit's average of 31.38 in Australia is the third-worst among specialist Indian batters who have played at least 10 Test innings Down Under since the 2014-15 tour. He is only ahead of KL Rahul (26.36) and Hanuma Vihari (20.33) in this regard.

Wondering about Rohit Sharma’s arrival in Perth ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy? As Team India battles Australia in the first Test in Perth, fans are eager to know when the skipper will rejoin the squad and take charge.

Social medias insensitivity is acceptable since, for them, Rohit Sharma is not supposed to have a private life and has to be available 24/7 for Indian cricket.

Rohit Sharma touched up on the strong relationship between India and Australia at a reception at the Federal Parliament House in Australia, hosted by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and hailed the rich culture of the nation down under.

Rohit Sharma ahead of the traditional fixture in the Australian capital of Canberra was a special guest in the house along with his side as they were greeted by Prime Minster Anthony Albanese. Rohit shared his thoughts on the India-Australia relationship on and off the field as they prepare for the contest.

The official social media handle of the BCCI shared a special video of Team India's travel day out. The Indian team, led by captain Rohit Sharma landed in Canberra from Perth. The players looked in a very relaxed and chilled out mood as they arrived for the 2nd Test in Australia's capital.