Rohit Sharma on Sunday won his second ICC title - following the ICC Men's T20 World Cup win last year - as India closed an invincible Champions Trophy 2025 campaign in Dubai. There were talks around the Indian skipper’s retirement from the ODI format,

Indian captain Rohit Sharma aims to stay fit for the 2027 World Cup, focusing on consistency and batting with assistant coach Abhishek Nayar. With 27 ODIs leading up to the tournament, Rohit, who will be 40,

Rohit has now won his second ICC title as a captain and his fourth overall as an international player after the conclusion of the tournament. He was also the player of the match in the final against New Zealand.

Indian captain denied the rumors that he would soon retire from ODI cricket. He made it clear that he have no plans of retiring from the format.

Ab de Villiers backed Rohit Sharma's wish to continue playing cricket till the ODI World Cup 2023, saying he has no reason to retire given the track record he has for Indian cricket team.

Rohit Sharma was dropped in the second over vs Australia during India's Champions Trophy semi-final fixture, in Dubai.

Dinesh Karthik hailed Rohit Sharma for his clarity while stating that the Indian skipper will decide his future in international cricket on his terms.

Hailing Rohit Sharma's record as both a batter and captain, de Villiers was effusive in his praise for how the India captain transformed his batting in the ODI format over the last three years to win the T20 World Cup and the Champions Trophy in a span of nine months.

Rohit Sharma confirmed that he won't be retiring from the ODI format following India's Champions Trophy win last Sunday.

Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers feels Indian skipper Rohit Sharma should no retire after leading his side to the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 title.