Rohit Sharma will adjust his game to suit English conditions, has to focus harder there: Childhood coach

Rohit Sharma's childhood coach Dinesh Lad highlighted that the India opener needs to focus harder to get used to the seaming conditions in England. India will play 6 Tests, including the World Test Championship final, in the UK in the coming months.

Rohit Sharma is certainly one of the modern-day greats when it comes to limited-over cricket. Late in his career, the Mumbai batsman is trying to establish himself as a Test opener. At 34, Rohit will face a new challenge and probably one of the toughest in his career as he gears up to open the innings for the first time in Test cricket in English conditions. Rohit loves playing in England, albeit on batsman-friendly conditions in white-ball cricket. The India opener has scored 1335 runs, including 7 hundreds, at an average of 66.75. Not many can forget the record-breaking 5 hundreds he had hit in the 2019 World Cup in the Old Blighty. However, Rohit has played only one Test in England and that came in 2014 when he batted at No. 6. Since his elevation as a Test opener in 2019, Rohit has been quite impressive but he will be gearing up for the English test.