Pat Cummins' superb spell dismantled Rohit Sharma's innings in Brisbane, extending the Indian captain's struggles in Australia. Sharma's loose push at a good-length delivery led to his dismissal, highlighting a lack of confidence and the weight of past failures. Despite Australia being a bowler down, Sharma couldn't capitalize, adding to his string of disappointing performances.
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