Rohit Sharma: Team India's young opening batsman Shubman Gill is a talented player and has proved it on many occasions. However, now after becoming the captain, he has dropped the younger brother of Indian team captain Rohit Sharma from the playing eleven.

Let us tell you that Gill has been made the captain of India 'A' for the Duleep Trophy 2024. In this tournament, they are facing India 'B' and even before this match, Gill has raised questions on the career of Rohit's younger brother.

Gill threw out Rohit Sharma's younger brother

Actually, the person we are calling Team India captain Rohit Sharma's younger brother is none other than Tilak Verma, the young batsman who plays for Mumbai Indians in IPL.

In this way Tilak became Rohit's younger brother and Gill has excluded him from the playing eleven. Verma has consistently performed well but even after this he has not got a place in the final eleven.

Tilak made his debut under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma

If we talk about Tilak's IPL career, he made his debut under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma. Tilak never looked back after that and he consistently performed well for Mumbai.

Tilak is now an important player for Mumbai Indians and he has also made his debut for Team India in ODI and T20 cricket.

Tilak Varma's performance in first class cricket

If we look at Tilak's performance in first class cricket, he has performed very well. However, despite this excellent record, he has been shown the way out of the final eleven.

The left-handed batsman has played a total of 16 first class matches in his career so far, in which he has scored 1059 runs with an excellent average of 50.42. During this, 4 centuries and 4 half-centuries have come from his bat.