Now two matches are left in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Along with the series, both these matches are very important for the World Test Championship. That's why Team India is sweating profusely for the fourth Test to be held in Melbourne. Indian captain Rohit Sharma, who is going through a bad phase, is also working hard in the nets. On Sunday 22 December, he had reached Melbourne Cricket Ground with the team for the second session. He got injured while batting in the nets. His knee is injured. KL Rahul got injured in his hand during the first net session.

Rohit sat down with an ice pack

Team India has already started sweating at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to take the lead in the series. But a bad news has emerged from its second net session. According to the report of Times of India, Indian captain Rohit Sharma is injured. He was facing throwdown specialist Daya. During this, his left knee got injured.

Despite this, the Indian captain tried to bat for a while. But when the pain became unbearable, he decided to stop. Then Rohit was seen sitting on a chair wearing an ice pack. During this time the team physio was also with him. According to the report, this injury is not very serious. Physios are taking precautions to ensure that there is no swelling in the knee. Apart from this, there are still 4 days left for the Boxing Day Test. Therefore, there is a possibility of him being completely fit.

Team India's tension increased

The troubles of the Indian team have increased due to Rohit's injury. Most of the batsmen of Team India are already struggling. He has so far failed to score runs in Australia. Meanwhile, first the team's most successful batsman KL Rahul and now the Indian captain has got injured. Rahul got injured on his right hand during the first net session. At the same time, the Melbourne ground is expected to get help from the spinners. But before the match, the team's most experienced spinner Ashwin has retired. All these things have increased the tension of the Indian team.