Ahmedabad, Mar 8 (PTI) To each his own is India captain Rohit Sharma’s mantra for batting on tricky tracks as he feels there can’t be a one-size-fits-all approach, which could be detrimental to the team’s greater cause.

The Indian skipper has been the team’s top scorer with 207 runs from three games, including a superb 120 in the opening Test in Nagpur.

It is not just about the runs where he is head and shoulders above the rest of the specialist batters (Virat Kohli is second with 111 runs, while Cheteshwar Pujara has 98 runs), but Rohit has looked very assured while playing the Australian spinners, although a second big knock has eluded him.

So what is his method, and has he spoken about it with his colleagues? “See, I think when you are playing on these kinds of pitches you have to slightly stay ahead of the bowler as well,” Rohit said in response to a query from

Source: PTI News