On a day that saw eight rain breaks, hosts Australia leave visitors teetering at 51 for 4, trailing by 394 runs in the first innings

BRISBANE: It was the 37th over of the Australian innings on Sunday. Mohammed Siraj, having bowled the first two balls, called on the physio. Rohit Sharma was standing at first slip, wondering what happened.

India's spin strategy in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, under Rohit Sharma's captaincy, has been inconsistent. The team has used a different spinner in each Test so far, leading to criticism from commentators like Harbhajan Singh.

From rage and angst, to frustration and desperation, and to a hint of joy at the end, a riot of emotions seizes the Indian captain

India captain Rohit Sharma has come under the scanner for his captaincy on Day 2 of the ongoing 3rd Test against Australia in Brisbane on Sunday.