India captain Rohit Sharma, who missed the first Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy due to the birth of his child, is now in Adelaide with the Indian team for the day-night second Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy and has started practicing with the pink ball.

Former India selector Devang Gandhi has said that Rohit Sharma should bat at No.6 and allow KL Rahul to open the batting during the pink-ball Test against Australia in Adelaide. Rohit recently batted in the middle-order during the game against Prime Minister's XI.

KL Rahul opened the innings in the first Test at the Optus Stadium in Perth in Rohit Sharma's absence. He fared well facing a total of 250 deliveries across two innings and scored 103 runs. But with India's skipper returning,

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.

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