After suffering a leg injury during a net session, Indian captain Rohit Sharma has assured his availability for the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne on December 26.

Rohit Sharma copped a blow on his left knee while facing throwdown specialist Daya during India's practice session.

Rohit Sharma's viral ball-grip moment fuelled speculation about his potential role as a bowler in India's Boxing Day Test against Australia, raising excitement as the skipper aims to navigate mounting criticism over his form and leadership.

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Addressing the media on Christmas Eve, Rohit quashed all doubts, stating succinctly, “It’s fine.” His calm demeanor offered much-needed reassurance to fans and teammates alike.

When the topic of who bats where has come Rohit responded by saying “Let’s not worry about who bats where. Something that we need to figure out and not something I would be discussing here. We will do what is best for the team,

Despite these challenges, Rohit’s calm demeanour highlighted his leadership as the team navigated the unpredictability of the practice conditions.

India captain Rohit Sharma assured that his knee injury is fine before the Boxing Day Test against Australia. Despite speculation about his batting position, Rohit emphasized the team's interests and praised KL Rahul's recent performances and young Yashasvi Jaiswal's natural playing style.

Rohit dispersed all the aspersions being cast around his fitness, stating to the media that he was all fine, in a presser ahead of the Boxing Day Test.