Rohit Sharma fails miserably as Pat Cummins bowls him with a peach in Adelaide

Indian national cricket team skipper Rohit Sharma had a torrid outing with the bat in the second innings of the ongoing second Test against the Australian national cricket team. The match between the two teams began at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide.

Rohit Sharma, who walked to bat at No. 6, looked shaky with the bat throughout his stay at the crease. It was because the leaders of the Australian national cricket team were right and were swinging the ball at high speed under the lights with the crowd also behind them.

Rohit Sharma also survived a maiden chance and he was expected to take that and save the Indian national cricket team from trouble. However, that was not the case, the team captain was back at the shelter early as the visitors were under enormous pressure.

Rohit Sharma was run out by Australian captain Pat Cummins, who produced a jaffa to send the batter packing. The pacer bowled a delivery which was heading towards a good length. The Indian captain tried to defend it with the back foot.

The ball went past the ball and went on to hit the top of off stump and send Indian national cricket team skipper Rohit Sharma packing. The Australian captain was bowled out as he attempted to field just before the stumps worked.

Rohit Sharma castled by Pat Cummins as Australian pacer produces a peach

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