Rohit Sharma has not scored too many hundreds in the ongoing World Cup but batting coach Vikram Rathour feels that the Indian skipper has led the team from the front with his attacking approach at the top of the order.
Rohit, who has scored one century (131) and two fifties from eight matches, has been consistently giving India fluent starts.
His 24-ball 40 against South Africa at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Sunday ensured that India were off to a flier. India scored 326 for 5 after opting to bat first and then dismissed South Africa for a mere 83 for a massive 243-run win.
