India captain Rohit Sharma has dismissed rumours of his retirement after leading his side to triumph in the Champions Trophy. The opener’s half-century set up a successful chase for India in Dubai as they prevailed against New Zealand by four wickets to secure a second successive major tournament title after T20 World Cup success last year.

India captain Rohit Sharma dismissed rumours about his retirement after the team lifted the Champions Trophy following a four-wicket victory over New Zealand

India captain Rohit Sharma has no plans to quit the 50-overs format anytime soon, the opener said after guiding the team to the Champions Trophy title in Dubai. Rohit quit Twenty20 Internationals immediately after leading India to their second 20-overs World Cup title in West Indies last year.

In an exclusive interaction with Zoom/Telly Talk India, Jay Bhanushli said that Rohit Sharma's should get retire after watching him playing for Team India at Champions Trophy. Read full story here, TV

The smoke has dissolved from the pyrotechnics above Dubai International Stadium. The laser show has been switched off. The ticker tape has been swept from the field. Even Sunil Gavaskar has finished dancing his jig.

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma celebrated India's Champions Trophy victory with a Dandiya dance. Skipper Rohit highlighted the team's strong mentality in overcoming external pressure and strategic use of spinners,

"I think the way Rohit Sharma played kind of took it away from us," Santner said at the post-match press conference after India successfully chased down 252 in a tense finish on Sunday.

Rohit Sharma led Team India to the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 victory on March 9 (Sunday) as the Men in Blue defeated New Zealand by four wickets in the final in Dubai. India's ICC title win marked their second in just a year,