India captain Rohit Sharma ended the suspense over his potential retirement from the one-day format after guiding the workforce to its third ICC Champions Trophy title in Dubai on Sunday.
“I’m not going to retire from this (ODI) format. Going ahead please don’t unfold rumours,” Rohit mentioned after the post-match press convention.
Within the last, Rohit led from the entrance, scoring an 83-ball 76 to present India a flying begin in a 252-run chase. The 37-year-old, together with veteran Virat Kohli, grew to become India’s most adorned cricketer after successful his fourth ICC title.
He gained the T20 World Cup in 2007 and the Champions Trophy in 2013 below MS Dhoni’s management, and led India to the T20 World Cup 2024 and Champions Trophy 2025 titles as captain.
Rohit had retired from T20Is following India’s win over South Africa within the last of the 2024 T20 World Cup, and there was hypothesis that he might make an analogous announcement after the Champions Trophy 2025 last.
In the meantime, Kohli shut down related retirement rumours after India’s victory within the last. Whereas he mentioned that he needed the workforce to be in a greater place when he left, he didn’t point out something about an impending retirement.