Indian captain Rohit Sharma benefitted from his 83-ball 76 in the Champions Trophy final as he gained a couple of spots in the latest ICC rankings for batters in ODIs to find himself in third position. Rohit didn't have a great tournament scoring just 104 runs in four matches prior to the final but the skipper came clutch when it mattered the most chasing against New Zealand in the summit clash. While Virat Kohli, India's batting great in ODIs, slipped down a couple of spots. source https://www.indiatvnews.com/sports/cricket/icc-odi-batting-rankings-rohit-sharma-closes-in-on-babar-azam-rachin-ravindra-gains-big-virat-kohli-drops-down-champions-trophy-2025-03-12-980337
36 - The number is enough to haunt the Indian cricket fans. For the unversed, 36 is India's lowest total ever in Test cricket and that came in the day-night Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval in December 2020. Four years later, the team returns to the same venue to face the same set of bowlers. But then, one thing has changed this time. India are 1-0 up in the series, and eight players from the team that featured in the playing XI are not even in the squad this time.source https://www.indiatvnews.com/sports/cricket/will-india-make-it-2-0-in-adelaide-to-end-australia-s-dominance-in-pink-ball-tests-2024-12-04-964472
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