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,

South African cricket legend AB de Villiers believes that India skipper Rohit Sharma has no reason to retire, emphasizing Sharma's impressive ODI captaincy record with a 74% win rate. Praising Rohit's recent performances and transformation in batting,

Team India skipper Rohit Sharma has reportedly devised a plan to stay first for the 2027 ODI World Cup. Recently, Rohit Sharma led the Men in Blue to Champions Trophy triumph, defeating New Zealand by four wickets at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday,

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.

After the Champions Trophy 2025 triumph, the next ICC ODI event that India would be targeting to win is the 2027 World Cup, especially after missing it out by inches in the 2023 edition. There were rumours that Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli would retire from ODIs after the Champions Trophy win,

MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma stand out as two of the prominent personalities when shedding light on captains who have led Indian cricket with all their hearts. Their captaincy styles are as contrasting as their on-field roles of being a wicketkeeper-batter and a top-order batter,

Rohit Sharma made it clear after ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final on Sunday that he has no intentions to retire from ODI cricket yet.

Rohit Sharma wants to stretch his ODI career until the 2027 World Cup, hoping to add a third ICC title to his illustrious captaincy resume

Additionally, the South African international also feels that Sharma can still win games for India, not just by his tactical brilliance, but with his equally potent batting skills. “Compared to other captains,