Delhi: Indian team captain and legendary opening batsman Rohit Sharma has made a big change in his batting style in recent years. Now he bats aggressively as soon as he comes to the crease, which increases the team's run rate and reduces the pressure on the batsmen coming later. Rohit's explosive batting has helped Team India win many difficult matches in the last decade. He is the only batsman in ODI cricket who has scored three double centuries.

Rohit's performance in Test cricket has also been excellent. He has hit 84 sixes in 60 Test matches so far and he is currently the second highest six-hitting batsman for India. Only Virender Sehwag is ahead of him, who has hit 90 sixes. If Rohit hits 7 sixes in the second match of the two-Test series against Bangladesh, he will become the player to hit the most sixes for India in Test cricket and will break Sehwag's record.

England's Ben Stokes is the player who has hit the most sixes in the history of Test cricket with 131 sixes, while New Zealand's Brendon McCullum is in second place with 107 sixes.

Rohit made his Test debut in 2013 and has so far scored 4149 runs in 60 matches, which includes 12 centuries and 17 half-centuries.

Did not perform well in the first test against Bangladesh

Rohit Sharma did not perform well in the first Test played in Chennai, where he scored only 12 runs. However, Team India defeated Bangladesh by 280 runs and took a 1-0 lead in the two-match Test series.