Thanks to a dominant win in Ahmedabad, Rohit has surpassed Ganguly to become the fourth-most successful Indian captain in international cricket with 98 wins across formats. MS Dhoni remains at the top of the list with 178 wins, followed by Virat Kohli with 135 victories. Mohammad Azharuddin is at the third spot with 104 wins.

Rohit Sharma rediscovered his form with a splendid century against England in the 2nd ODI on Sunday. This was Rohit's 32nd ton in the limited-over format making him one of the modern greats in international cricket.

Ravindra Jadeja emphasized that the Indian team remained supportive of captain Rohit Sharma despite external criticism. Rohit Sharma's century in the ODI match against England not only silenced his critics but also boosted team morale ahead of the Champions Trophy.

The last 3 one-dayers Rohit has played, he has scored 58, 64 and 35,” explained Kotak. Rohit was one of the few batters who had an