Former BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has shunned the idea of Rohit Sharma retiring from ODI cricket. Ganguly has reminded the fans that Rohit won a World Cup just less than a year back in the Caribbean islands.

After the T20 World Cup final in Barbados, both Rohit and Virat Kohli announced immediate retirement from the shortest format and now as the D-day looms, there is speculation that this could well be the last match for Rohit in India blues.

Why is there even a discussion about Rohit Sharma retiring? Regardless of what happens in the Champions Trophy final, Rohit deserves to carry on until the 2027 World Cup. However, if he decides to step away,

All eyes will be on Rohit Sharma's captaincy future following the Champions Trophy final, where India face New Zealand.

Ravichandran Ashwin said India shouldn't win the toss, and Rohit Sharma should let New Zealand “choose what they want to do” in the Champions Trophy final.

Rohit Sharma's childhood coach broke silence on MI's decision to pick Hardik Pandya as captain ahead of the previous IPL season.

R Ashwin weighed in on the criticism thrown at India that playing all their matches in Dubai gives them an unfair home advantage.

Time brings both challenges and opportunities, and Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma is a prime example of this. After India's defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 against Australia, he faced heavy criticism and calls for his removal from captaincy.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma's future could depend on how the side performs in the upcoming Champions Trophy final against New Zealand.

Champions Trophy final, Rohit Sharma's future will be the main focus. Fans are anticipating an update on the skipper, despite Shubman Gill's statement that there has been no conversation about Rohit's future.