Rohit Sharma needs to be careful of…the T20 thinking: Sanjay Manjrekar’s stern take on after loss in 2nd IND vs NZ Test | Cricket News
India was in a precarious situation when they lost Rishabh Pant for a run out chasing 359 runs on Saturday in the second Test at Pune. The side was reduced to 127/4 when the wicket fell. India then opted to promote Washington Sundar up the batting order in place of Sarfaraz Khan. “The move to have Sarfaraz Khan bat down the order and sending Washington Sundar above him because he is a left-hander, those kind of things shouldn’t happen,” said former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar on ‘ESPNcricinfo’. Sarfaraz batting at number four in the Bengaluru Test scored a quick-fire 150. “It’s just bizarre. That’s one thing that Rohit Sharma needs to be careful of…the T20 thinking of matchups left hand-right hand combinations. I think he should just go by the overall quality and ability of players.” Manjrekar added. However, Sundar also scored a sublime 152 for Tamil Nadu against Delhi in the Ranji Trophy coming into the Test match. Not the first time This has been not the first time Rohit Sharma and Gautam Gambhir …

