Indian captain Rohit Sharma is likely to draw the curtain on his illustrious T201 career to continue representing the side in ODI and Test.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India, according to the Times of India, wants to be clear about Rohit’s white-ball future before grooming a new leader.
Rohit has informed the apex body that he is fine with not being considered for the shortest format, according to a source. His most recent T20I came in the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 semi-final against England.
With selectors eager to invest in new players, it will be interesting to see how the 36-year-old performs in one-day internationals. The next Champions Trophy will be held in 2025, and Rohit may not be able to compete.
The Men in Blue will play their next ODI in South Africa.
“Rohit had informed the Indian selection committee prior to the ICC World Cup 2023 that he was fine with not being considered for T20Is.” “The selectors want to go with young players,” a source told the TOI.
“Rohit will concentrate on Test cricket for the next World Test Championship cycle.” Preparing a skipper for the five-day format is on the agenda.”
