Rohit sharma retirement

In a shocking turn of events, self-proclaimed future legend – Rohit Sharma – has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. Holding a press conference on Skype, Rohit announced that he would like to provide the youngsters an opportunity to make a name. In a video chat with our correspondent, Rohit said, “I guess my time has come. I’ve had my share of chances. I don’t want to spoil a youngster’s career.” Rohit Sharma had a batting average lesser than that of Lasith Malinga in the recently concluded five match ODI series in Sri Lanka. Despite having just scored just 13 runs in his last five outings, the BCCI didn’t take any strong measures. “The BCCI expect a lot from me. They’ve given me more chances than my first girlfriend did. I don’t want to let them down time and again. The mind and body are not in sync”, he said. On asked whether VVS Laxman’s retirement had anything to do with this decision of his, Sharma was livid at the fact that VVS stole his limelight. “I had called up my close friends and ex-cricketers a couple of days ago to personally inform them about my retirement plans, and VVS was on the list too. He just timed it better than me. But such has been my story.” A bizarre quote from Rohit Sharma reads “For the records, I retire from Though it was a brief love affair, bidding adieu to cricket was one heck of an emotional moment for Rohit. “Despite achieving this much, it feels like I’ve left something unconquered. I always gave my heart and soul to the ...

In an interaction with senior sports journalist Ayaz Memon, Shastri said it is India’s best batting unit in T20Is. “The team is the perfect blend of youth, experience, and players peaking in their careers.” Further, Shastri defended the bowlers, who have been at the helm of massive criticism for conceding more than 200 runs on several occasions. The 60-year-old said that people blame the bowlers, but the fielders should lift their standards and put brakes on those extra 15-20 runs. After assessing the fielding and bowling unit, Shastri opined his views on the batting line-up, where he mentioned that India’s batting unit alone can lead them to the semi-finals.

The right-handed batter has been hit by a rough patch, and even his performance in international cricket has taken a hit. Many feel the burden of captaincy across formats has impacted his batting, and the player should take a calculated approach while leading Team India. He is expected to lead India till the fifty-over World Cup in 2023. The global event will be played in the sub-continent country. His childhood coach Dinesh Lad has also confirmed Rohit’s plans. He feels Rohit will play for another two years for the country. “I feel he will be able to play for another two years. Age is s factor, and he has been playing cricket continuously, but I don’t think he has ever taken pressure. But yes, he should concentrate on his fitness as age is definitely a factor,” he said.

Has Rohit Sharma Announced Retirement From Test Cricket: The RohitSharma-led Indian cricket team extended their long wait of 10 years as they once again lost an ICC knockout finals at the hands of Australia The Oval. The Pat Cummins-led side thumped India by a massive margin of 209 runs to win the WTC on Day 5. India was given a huge target of 444 runs by Australia as the Meanwhile, after the Indian cricket team lost the WTC Final, Indian captain Rohit Sharma was trolled left, right, and center by cricket fans around the world. Amidst all this, a screenshot of a Tweet has been going viral on the internet. The Tweet suggests that Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from the Test format. Check out the viral screenshot: Table of Contents • • Fact-Check: Has Rohit Sharma Announced Retirement From Test Cricket? Well, no. The message on the viral screenshot is wrong. In fact, the whole Tweet and Twitter user who shared this message is wrong. This is a Parody Account of Rohit, who tried to spread false rumors after team India was defeated by the mighty Australians. Unfortunately, Kohli was the first one to get dismissed on Day 5 as team India resumed the play on the crease. Kohli was undone by a beauty from Steve Smith on 49 runs in the slip cordon off Scott Boland who quickly removed Ravindra Jadeja as well in the same over. Rohit on India’s defeat Later, after the defeat, speaking at the post-match press conference, Indian captain “I thought we started well with winning t...

India’s Rohit Sharma looks up at the large screen as he walk off the pitch after being given out lbw off the bowling of Australia’s Pat Cummins on the second day of the ICC World Test Championship Final between India and Australia at The Oval cricket ground in London, Thursday, June 8, 2023. (AP Photo) India lost the After losing the 2022 T20 World Cup semi-final loss, India failed to go all the way in their second ICC tournament under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma. The opening batter not only faced criticism for his poor batting but also for substandard captaincy. From choosing to bowl first to dropping Ashwin from the playing X1, Rohit’s captaincy came under the scanner for some questionable decisions. His post-match comments on shifting the WTC final before the IPL were also seen as ill-advised. Following the loss, a tweet that mentioned that Rohit Sharma has retired from Test cricket went viral on social media. Rohit announced his retirement from test cricket. — 𝙎𝙤𝙪𝙧𝙖𝙫_18 (@Sourav___18) However, the Twitter handle – @ImR0hitt45 – was later identified as a fake Rohit Sharma account. Rohit Sharma’s official twitter handle is @ImRo45. Rohit has scored 3437 runs in 50 matches. Though he is in the twilight of his career, Indian fans are still hoping to see the opening batter in Test whites. Rohit scored 15 and 43 in the WTC 2023 Final. While he was dismissed cheaply in the first innings, Rohit looked in supreme touch in the second essay. Though the prolific batter would be ...

Hardik Pandya was selected captain of the Men in Blue team for cricket's shortest format, hence Rohit Sharma was unable to play in the recently finished T20I series against Sri Lanka. Rohit Sharma, the team's captain, will make his ODI comeback against Sri Lanka after missing the second ODI against Bangladesh due to a finger injury. The fact that Hardik captained India's T20I team against Sri Lanka led to rumours that Rohit would only captain the team in ODIs and Tests during what seemed to be a pivotal time for India. Before the ODI series, though, came out to address speculation over his T20I future and declared that he "had not decided to give up" in the format. Captain "Firstly, it is not possible to play back-to-back matches. You need to give them (all format players) enough break. I definitely fall in that as well. We have three T20Is against New Zealand. We will see what happens after IPL. I have not decided to give up the format,"Rohit Sharmasaid in a pre-match press conference on Monday. India will play their opening game of the three-match ODI against Sri Lanka on Tuesday in Guwahati. The ODIs will be held in Guwahati, Kolkata and Trivandrum on January 10, 12 and 15 respectively. India will be without the services of their pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah for the three-matchODI seriesagainst Sri Lanka starting on Tuesday, the Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) announced on Monday. The likes of Virat Kohli, KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer will too return to the squad afte...