Rohit Sharma's Poor Captaincy & No Game Plan: Michael Vaughan..!?

Former england captain Michael Vaughan said that Rohit Sharma's poor captaincy was the main reason for India's defeat against England. The england tour to india will play a total of 5 Test matches. The first Test match was held on the 25th at the rajiv gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad. england won the match by 28 runs. The main reason for the defeat of the indian team is that the players of the indian team, who dominated the first innings, did not show up in the second innings. Speaking after the defeat, indian team captain rohit sharma said, “I don't know where we went wrong. As a team, we have suffered defeat in this match,” he said.
Michael Vaughan, the former captain of the england team, has listed many reasons as the main reason for the defeat of the indian team. All these reasons revolve around Rohit Sharma. While Michael Vaughan and Ollie Pope played well in the second innings and played a consistent game. rohit sharma has no plans to take Pope's wicket. Rohit Sharma's captaincy was very modest. rohit sharma as a captain didn't have a game plan to stop england when they were playing well in the second innings. Ollie Pope in particular did not try to prevent the scoring sweep and reverse sweep and create a difficult situation for it.
He expected rohit sharma to be very aggressive on the field and create a crisis with successive game plans. But rohit sharma did nothing of the sort. england players are very good at hitting boundaries. To prevent this, if the fielders are made to stand on the boundary line for the opposition to take action, they will knock the ball into the pitch and score one and two runs. He is not satisfied with Rohit Sharma's captaincy.
England were all out for 246 runs in the first innings. After that, the indian team played well, losing all the wickets and accumulating 436 runs. After that, the england team played well. Especially Ollie Pope of the england team who lost wickets in the beginning played well and scored a century. At the end of the second innings, england lost all their wickets and scored 420 runs. Thus the target of 231 runs was set for the indian team. The indian team who played well in the first innings was expected to play well in the second innings as well. The indian team was bowled out for 202 runs as the team's efforts were not enough to chase down the target. As a result, the england team has won by 28 runs and is leading 1-0 in the 5-match series. The second Test between the two teams will begin on february 2 in Visakhapatnam.