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Sharma to lead India in England Tests amid struggles in Australia

Expect Rohit Sharma to lead India in its upcoming Test series against England, according to a report, despite his struggles in Australia.

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SHARMA TO LEAD INDIA IN ENGLAND TESTS DESPITE AUSTRALIA STRUGGLES

Expect Sharma to lead India in the England Test series despite his struggles in Australia.

Furthermore, a report from Press Trust of India (PTI) said a status quo remains for Sharma as India captain.

Moreover, Sharma is coming off an unimpressive 31 runs in three matches in the Australia Tests.

Additionally, he even decided to drop out of India’s final Test at Sydney.

Sharma is coming off his captaincy stint with Team India that won the Champions Trophy 2025 final over New Zealand.

However, India is coming off two losses in Test series against Australia and New Zealand.

BCCI TO MAKE HINTS OF TEAM INDIA SELECTION AT IPL 2025 FINAL WEEK

The Board of Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) has remained mum on Sharma’s status but not for long.

Moreover, the board will drop a major hint at the final week of India Premier League (IPL) 2025.

Furthermore, the BCCI selection committee is confident on the composition of the squad.

“There is enough time to announce the squad, mostly ahead of the knockouts or just after those matches,” a source with knowledge of the situation told PTI.

“You will then get a clear picture as to which players are available by then,” he added.

ECB ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE FOR TESTS VS INDIA

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced the schedule for its upcoming Test series against India.

Furthermore, the first Test will be held at Headingley on June 20 as the initial phase of India’s 45-day trip to England.

Moreover, the Spitfire Ground at St Lawrence in Canterbury will host the first four-day match in late May.

“The first four-day match will be hosted at The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence in Canterbury from May 30,” the ECB said in a statement.

“The second match is scheduled to begin a week later on June 6 at the County Ground in Northampton,” it added.