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India's Rohit Sharma Says England Tests Made Him Better Captain
India's Rohit Sharma said Wednesday he had become a better captain over the hard-fought series against England, with the "pressure" of the tour forcing him to reflect on his shortcomings.
England won the opener of the five-match series but India bounced back to take an unbeatable 3-1 lead ahead of the final match in Dharamsala on Thursday.
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