India captain also praises his fielders, saying some crucial catches hastened their push for victory in Kanpur | ESPN.com

Rohit Sharma has no doubt that had India's ultra aggressive approach gone off track, his team would have copped flak

India captain took a one-handed stunner to send back Litton Das, while the fast bowler ran back to take a jaw-dropping catch to dismiss Shakib Al Hasan on Day 4 of the second Test match in Kanpur.

India registered a seven-wicket victory over Bangladesh in Kanpur, achieving their 18th consecutive series win at home. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s half-century, backed by stellar bowling from Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin,

India were willing to take the risk of being bowled for 100-odd in its bold push for a result in the weather-hit second Test against Bangladesh, said Rohit Sharma after the hosts pulled off a dramatic win.

Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal and pacer Mohammed Siraj outshone captain Rohit Sharma to win the 'Impact Fielder of the Series' medal after India's 2-0 Test series win over Bangladesh. The accolade was awarded during the post-series medal ceremony led by fielding coach T.

Rohit said that while he is open to suggestions, the final call is his and he completely trusts his own gut feeling.

India completed a 2-0 series sweep against Bangladesh in Kanpur, overcoming rain delays with bold decisions. Rohit's leadership and the bowlers' performance were pivotal in achieving a result. The team excelled in fielding,