BREAKING! Rohit got injured a day before WTC, left practice session halfway through

Indian team captain Rohit Sharma is going to have a big responsibility in the coming days. Rohit will lead India in the final match of the World Test Championship and he will have to do everything possible to win. The WTC final will be played between India and Australia from June 7 to 11. But even before that, there is a concern for the Indian team. Captain Rohit Sharma was seen injured in the practice session.

India and Australia (India Vs Australia) teams will face each other in the WTC Final on Wednesday (June 7). This will be the second consecutive chance for the Indian team to lift the WTC mace. The Australian team has reached this match for the first time. There is no reason to doubt that this match between the two mighty teams will be exciting. Both the teams will enter the field for this match with their best playing XI. But in this way, Indian captain Rohit Sharma is getting injured.

On Tuesday (June 6), Rohit Sharma was practicing on the ground with his teammates. At the same time, the ball hit his left thumb and it is revealed that he got injured. The team physio also bandaged his thumb after the ball hit. Rohit had decided to tie the bandage and start training again. However, it is being said that he changed his decision again as a security measure. Fans and fellow players must have been worried as Rohit Sharma walked out of the practice session with a bandage on his left thumb.

Meanwhile, the mace of WTC is highly important for the Indian team this time. Because last time also they had to accept defeat from New Zealand in the final match. This time too, with the Australian team facing India, the challenge will definitely not be easy. Experts believe that the conditions at England’s The Oval stadium will be more favorable for Australian players than India. (WTC Final. Due to injury, Rohit Sharma left the practice session in the middle)

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