Indian captain Rohit Sharma addressed the Australian parliament as the side reached Canberra to take part in a pink-ball warm-up match.

Wondering about Rohit Sharma’s arrival in Perth ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy? As Team India battles Australia in the first Test in Perth, fans are eager to know when the skipper will rejoin the squad and take charge.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma arrived in Perth on November 24 to rejoin his squad for the Border Gavaskar Trophy after missing the first Test for the birth of his second child. He is expected to play in the second Test starting December 6.

Rohit Sharma is not expected to play the series opener of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia, but the Indian captain is set to link up with the rest of his teammates in Perth on Sunday, 24 – Day 3 of the Test match.

India captain Rohit Sharma was quick to hit the nets following his arrival in Perth as the team, led by his deputy Jasprit Bumrah, slowly but surely inched towards a dominant victory over Australia in the opening Test.

Vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah is set to lead India in Perth in Rohit's absence. Bumrah has led India in one Test previously, the fifth Test of their two-part 2021-22 tour of England at Edgbaston, when Rohit had tested positive for Covid-19.

Rohit Sharma, who missed the series opener in Perth due to the birth of his second child, is set to return to lead Team India in the second Test match at Adelaide starting on December 6.

Rohit Sharma, returning for the 2nd Test in Adelaide, addressed the Australian parliament, noting India's historical ties with Australia in sports. He expressed eagerness to face a challenging team, continue their winning momentum,

The Indian players met the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the Australian PM hosted a reception at the Federal Parliament House ahead of the tour game.

Skipper Rohit Sharma on Thursday delivered a memorable speech in the Australian Parliament, emphasizing the strong relationship between India and Australia, particularly in cricket. His address highlighted the significance of India's historic Test victory in Perth and expressed optimism for future engagements and cultural experiences during their tour of Australia.