BIG NEWS FOR EVERY CRICKET LOVER ....who have taken retirement to cricket

 Yes, Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket, marking the end of a significant chapter in his illustrious career. This decision follows his earlier retirement from T20 Internationals after leading India to victory in the 2024 T20 World Cup


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Rohit Sharma's Retirement Timeline

T20 Internationals: After captaining India to their second T20 World Cup title in June 2024, Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from T20Is. He concluded his T20I career as the highest run-scorer for India in the format, amassing 4,231 runs, including five centuries, over 159 matches.

Test Cricket: On May 7, 2025, Rohit declared his immediate retirement from Test cricket. He shared this news via an Instagram story, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to represent India in the longest format. Over 67 Tests, he scored 4,301 runs, including 12 centuries, and served as India's Test captain in recent years. 

Rohit Sharma instagram story ___


It is biggest news for every cricket lover because so you know that Rohit sharma is  great cricketers of India team as captain also .

 Rohit Sharma’s Test Career at a Glance

Matches Played: 67

Total Runs: 4,301

Batting Average: 40.57

Centuries/Half-Centuries: 12/18

Debut: November 2013 vs. West Indies

Captaincy: Led India in 24 Tests, securing 12 victories

Rohit made a remarkable Test debut in 2013, scoring 177 runs, the second-highest by an Indian on debut. His leadership was pivotal in guiding India to the World Test Championship Final in 2023

Future Leadership Prospects 🇮🇳

With Rohit's departure, the Indian Test team is evaluating new leadership options

Shubman Gill: At 25, Gill has showcased leadership qualities in the IPL and is considered a strong candidate for the Test captaincy

Jasprit Bumrah: Having previously captained India to a Test victory in Perth, Bumrah's experience is valuable. However, concerns about managing a fast bowler's workload persist




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