Following India’s series-sealing victory over England in the fourth Test in Ranchi on February 26, skipper Rohit Sharma praised the “composed” set of newcomers in the Indian team, emphasizing that they require a supportive environment rather than frequent advice to excel.
One of the standout performers among the emerging talents was wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel, who showcased a player of the match performance with his batting contributions in both innings. Playing only his second Test, Jurel’s resilient 90 in the first innings helped India narrow the gap against England’s total of 353. Furthermore, his pivotal 72-run partnership with Shubman Gill in the second innings proved crucial in steering the hosts through tense moments during the run chase.
Rohit Sharma’s acknowledgment of the young players’ maturity and composure underscores the growing confidence within the Indian team, highlighting the importance of fostering a supportive environment to nurture their talents and facilitate their success on the international stage.
