Rohit, who seems to be settling into his middle-order role - he let KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill face the new ball in the adjacent nets while he starte

Indian captain Rohit Sharma experienced a minor knee injury during net practice at the MCG after being struck by a ball. He received medical attention and later appeared to be moving comfortably. Teammate Akash Deep downplayed the incident,

Indian pace bowler Akash Deep played down concerns over skipper Rohit Sharma's knee injury in the build-up to their fourth test against Australia this week after the batsman was hit during a practice session on Sunday.

The skipper anyway is dealing with loss of form and the pressure on him would be immense going into the fourth Test of the series with World Test Championship (WTC) final on the line.

The captain has not been in his best touch, particularly while batting at No. 6, raising doubts about his future in Test cricket.

Indian seamer Akash Deep has given an update on Rohit Sharma's injury. The injury is not a concern, he said. He discussed the valuable bowling feedback he received from Rohit and Virat Kohli. This feedback helped him bowl with a clear mind,