The moniker “hitman” sits well with Rohit Sharma, as only his batting tends to be explosive. His recent elevation as the all-format captain of the Indian men’s cricket team is set to lift his brand equity, say experts, his laid-back and quiet-yet-efficient persona notwithstanding. But for his brand to evolve further and compare with his high-profile predecessors — M S Dhoni and Virat Kohli — the match has only just begun.
The 34-year-old has barely broken a sweat in his new role, as India swept aside two low-ranking teams — West Indies and Sri Lanka — without losing a single