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This Innings Will Be A Template For Rohit Sharma Going Forward, Feels Laxman
ENG v IND: Former India batsman V.V.S. Laxman said that opener Rohit Sharma should follow the template of his innings against England on Thursday in future overseas Tests if he has to score centuries. Sharma scored 83, his highest score in an overseas Test match.
"This is the perfect template for Rohit Sharma if he has to perform consistently in overseas conditions," said Laxman on Thursday.
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