IND vs ENG: Rohit Sharma can make a new record today, just have to do this work

The fourth match of the ongoing five-Test series between India and England is being played in Ranchi. In this match, England won the toss and chose to bat first and by the end of the first day's play, they had scored 302 runs after losing 7 wickets. Today on the second day, it is expected that the Indian team will all out England in the first session itself and then come out to bat. Captain Rohit Sharma can make a big record on the second day today. He also looked in good form. In the third test, he scored a century, taking Team India out of trouble. In such a situation, he will make this record easily.

Rohit Sharma, who made his Test debut for India in 2013, is now just 22 runs away from 4000 runs in Test cricket after 11 years. Rohit Sharma will become the 17th batsman for India to score 4000 runs by scoring just 22 runs in the fourth test against England. Rohit Sharma is trying his best to enter this special club. He had missed the third test, but this time he would not like to miss the golden chance.

If we look at Rohit Sharma's Test career, now he has scored a total of 3978 runs in 98 innings of 58 Tests. Rohit Sharma has scored these runs at an excellent average of 45.20. During this period, Rohit Sharma has scored 10 centuries and one double century. He has also scored 16 half-centuries in Test cricket. Rohit Sharma's best in Test is 212 runs.

England won the toss and chose to bat first and got a good start, but debutant Akashdeep gave the first blow in the form of Ben Duckett (11) at the score of 47 in the 10th over. In the same over, Akashdeep also gave another blow to Ollie Pope by sending him to the pavilion on zero. Only 10 runs were added to England's account when Akashdeep gave the third blow by bowling Jack Crawley. After this, the fourth wicket of the English team fell in the form of Jonny Bairstow (38) on the score of 109. Ashwin made him his victim.

Then the fifth wicket was taken by Ravindra Jadeja in the form of Ben Stokes (3) at the score of 112. After this, Joe Root had just handled the innings with Ben Fox when Mohammad Siraj gave the sixth blow by getting Fox (47) caught by Jadeja at the score of 225. Only 20 runs were added to the team's account when Siraj gave the seventh blow by bowling Hartley (13). By the end of the first day's play, England had scored 302 runs at the loss of 7 wickets. Joe Root is unbeaten on 106 runs with the help of 9 fours in 226 balls while Ollie Robinson is playing on 31 runs.