Rohit Sharma is leading India as they start a steady chase of 296 runs against West Indies in the first One Day International.
Why it matters
Followers can see how Sharma directs India’s chase in this match.
Key facts
- Rohit Sharma is described as taking charge of the Indian innings.
- India is off to a steady start in the chase.
- India is chasing a target of 296 runs.
- The match is the first One Day International between India and West Indies.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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