Rohit Sharma and Akshar Patel
The second match of the three-match T20 series between India and Afghanistan will be played today at Holkar Stadium in Indore. In this match too, Team India will be eyeing victory so that it can achieve an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series. If the Indian team is successful in doing this, then captain Rohit Sharma will equal the great record of former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Let us tell you that Dhoni has been the most successful captain for India so far in T20 International, in which Team India has won 41 T20 matches under his leadership.
Rohit is currently at second place in this list
Under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma, the Indian team has so far played 52 T20 International matches, out of which the team has won 40. By winning the second match against Afghanistan, Rohit will equal this special record of Dhoni as captain. At the same time, if the Indian team is successful in winning the last match of this series, then Rohit will become the player who has won the most matches as a captain in T20 International for India. At the third place in this list is the name of Virat Kohli, under whose captaincy the Indian team has won 30 matches, apart from this, under the leadership of Hardik Pandya, India has won 10 T20 International matches so far.
Rohit will equal this record on clean sweep
If the Indian team is successful in winning all the matches of this three-match T20 series against Afghanistan, then Rohit Sharma will reach the joint first position in T20 International as a captain by winning the most matches. Till now, ahead of Rohit in this matter are Asghar Afghan of Afghanistan, Babar Azam of Pakistan, Brian Masaba of Uganda and Eoin Morgan of England. By winning all three matches, Rohit will be able to equal these players as captain.
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