Rohit Sharma becomes first Indian captain to drop himself from Playing 11

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Though captain dropping himself has happened for the first time in India's cricket history, here are six notable examples in cricketing folklore.

In the 2014 ODI series against Australia, Pakistan's Misbah-ul-Haq faced a form slump, scoring just 0 and 15 in the first two matches.

Brendon McCullum, New Zealand’s captain in 2016, faced a difficult series where his bat wasn’t performing as expected.

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