There appears to be more than one reason why the Men in Blue have struggled to fix their No. 4 batting spot heading into the Asia Cup and subsequently the ODI World Cup
Rohit Sharma (L) and Rahul Dravid (R), of India, take part in a training session (Pic: AFP)
Rohit Sharma seemed a trifle irritated hours after the selection meeting on Monday at the press conference when asked why India doesn't have a settled No. 4. The number four conundrum has haunted the Indian camp for a while now. There appears to be more than one reason why the Men in Blue have struggled to fix their No. 4 batting spot heading into the Asia Cup and subsequently, the ODI World Cup.
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