Rohit Sharma has played 37 Tests as an opener and scored 2685 runs at an average of 44.01 with nine centuries and a top score of 212.

Gavaskar Trophy 1-0 after winning the Perth Test by 295 runs. Openers KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal did a great job but with Rohit returning, will there be any changes in the top order? Harbhajan Sing

With just two days to go for the second Test, all eyes are on where Rohit will bat as changing the batting order that played a huge role in the Perth Test win could disturb the momentum. While there are calls for Rohit to bat at No 5 or 6,

KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal added a record 201 runs for the opening stand during the second innings of the Perth Test. So, it will be interesting to see where Rohit Sharma bats in the Adelaide Test.

Harbhajan Singh has claimed that Rohit Sharma won't bat at 5 or 6 during the Adelaide Test. The former spinner feels that Rohit will either open the batting or come in at No.3.

Former India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh predicts Rohit Sharma will bat in the top-order in the second day-night Test against Australia in Adelaide, either opening or at number three. Harbhajan also urged PCB to agree to the 'Hybrid Model' for the ICC Champions Trophy.