Tridib BaparnashNew Delhi, July 17 -- For nearly two decades, Rohit Sharma has answered every challenge cricket has thrown at him. Now, it is cricket asking the questions.
Another subdued outing against England has once again put the spotlight on the former India captain's future in international cricket, turning Sunday's series-deciding ODI at Lord's into far more than just another match.
Few careers in Indian cricket have evolved like Rohit's. He began as a gifted stroke-maker in the middle order before transforming himself to one of the most destructive opening batters in ODI history, and later led India's white-ball transformation with his fearless approach at the top of the order.
But even the biggest names are ultimately judged on ...