Rohit Sharma Removes 'Indian Cricketer' From His Instagram And Twitter Account Bio?

Sehwag said that it was a bit harsh to not select Rohit in Australia Tour.

The BCCI needs to clarify the communication about the team selected against Australia. Information about Rohit and Ishant is given in just one line. Information about a key player like Rohit should have been clearer. Chief selector Sunil Joshi could have given information about this through audio or video so that there would be no speculation. The more information you provide, the fewer illusions and speculations will seem.

Many things are hidden and many things are said in the mysterious press note. Rohit has been ruled out due to hamstring injury while Ishant has been ruled out due to rib injury. Mayank Agarwal and Navdeep Saini are also injured if fitness is the basis. Their fitness should also be looked at. There is no clarity on this matter. Pant has been named in the squad for the Test series starting on December 17 but is out of the ODIs and T20s. Presumably, Pant has been left out to get fit. 

However, how to fit it will be in just 45 days. If it remains unfit then will it be released again? The board has informed that the fitness of Rohit and Ishant is being monitored. Another video has been posted from Mumbai in which Rohit is practising. This means that he is being monitored by a medical team. If Rohit is fit, will Rahul have to relinquish the vice-captaincy of the ODI series?

Talking about this issue, former India cricketer Virender Sehwag said that it was a bit harsh to not select Rohit Sharma in the squad, based on the current situation of his injury, given the statement that this is a quite long tour.

As fans and supporters speculated on the true nature of Rohit Sharma’s injury, others adding few social media posts pointed out that the Rohit Sharma may have removed the words ‘Indian cricketer’ from his bio. Fans claimed that Rohit Sharma has removed the text after not being selected in the Indian cricket team for Australia.

However, many fans called the development 'fake news', as they claimed that the never had the words ‘Indian Cricketer’ in his Instagram and Twitter bio. Most of the fans also shared screenshots from Rohit Sharma’s Twitter and Instagram accounts as proof of the same.