All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja's future is currently uncertain after a concerning show in red-ball and white-ball cricket over the last few months

The recent report has raised questions about Gambhir's job security and the possibility of Rohit and Kohli touring England.

Indian Cricket Team Head coach Gautam Gambhir has come out publicly to clear the air off the rumours that there is an ongoing rift between him and Indian team captain — Rohit Sharma. The statemant was released during the press conference for the Sydney Test one day prior to it's commencement,

Ajit Agarkar, the chief selector of the Indian men's cricket team, is expected to have a crucial meeting with skipper Rohit Sharma, head coach Gautam Gambhir, and BCCI officials to address the team's recent poor performances in Test cricket.

There is a ruckus in the Indian cricket world before the Sydney Test between India and Australia. Gautam Gambhir's press conference has created suspense. There are strong discussions about Rohit Sharma being dropped from the playing XI.

Gautam Gambhir said that India will announce their playing eleven after assessing the conditions and refused to state whether captain Rohit Sharma will be in it

In nine innings of the five Test matches, Virat Kohli managed only 190 runs. The only big run that came from his bat was in the second innings of the first Test at Perth, where he remained unbeaten on 100. In the next seven innings, his highest score was 36.

Virat Kohli last played a Ranji Trophy match in 2012 while Rohit Sharma's most recent domestic red-ball game was in the 2015-16 season.

"Yes, there will be a review meeting but no firing. C'mon, you can't sack a coach for the batters' poor show in one series. Gautam Gambhir will remain the coach, and Virat and Rohit will feature in the England series. The focus is Champions Trophy," BCCI sources told IANS on Tuesday.

With Rohit Sharma struggling for runs, India coach Gautam Gambhir fronts the media but refuses to confirm if his captain will be in the XI for the final Border-Gavaskar Test match.

India surrendered the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after seven years following a disappointing campaign that concluded in Sydney. The team unravelled after their loss in Melbourne, and Jasprit Bumrah's absence denied them the opportunity to push for a series-levelling win in Sydney.