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WTC Final: Let Ourselves Down A Little Bit With How We Bowled, Admits Rohit Sharma

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WTC Final: Let Ourselves Down A Little Bit With How We Bowled, Admits Rohit Sharma

By IANS News June 12, 2023 • 10:37 AM View: 1493

AUS vs IND WTC Final: After suffering their second straight defeat in the World Test Championship Final through a 209-run loss to Australia at The Oval, India captain Rohit Sharma admitted that the side let themselves down a little bit with their bowling on Day One of the marquee final.

On the first day of the five-day clash, Travis Head (163) and Steve Smith (121) took full advantage of lacklustre Indian bowling to stitch a 285-run partnership and helped take Australia's first innings total to 469, which meant Rohit & Co played catchup throughout the match and eventually lost by 209 runs.

TAGS Steve Smith Travis Head Rohit Sharma

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