US EditionRohit Sharma opens up about plans for ICC World Cup 2027
- Rohit Sharma stated, "I am not going to retire from this format" to quell retirement rumors after winning the Champions Trophy 2025.
- Following the final victory against New Zealand, Rohit emphasized his focus on enjoying cricket and stated that there is currently "no future plan" for the 2027 World Cup.
- Rohit Sharma discussed the journey to the Champions Trophy victory, highlighting, "Winning a tournament without a single defeat is a massive achievement in itself."
- Rohit credited the team's unity for their success and highlighted a change in mindset, noting, "The focus was no longer on individual milestones—scoring a hundred or taking five wickets.
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Rohit Sharma opens up about plans for ICC World Cup 2027
Indian captain Rohit Sharma has remained non-committal about his participation in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027, stating that he will assess his form and fitness before making a decision. Speaking after India’s Champions Trophy triumph on Sunday, Rohit, who became only the second Indian skipper to win multiple ICC titles, said the tournament was still too far ahead to make any firm commitments. “It’s very hard to say that right now, but I…
Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli show there is more than one way to answer retirement calls
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma answered their critics in fine fashion and guided India to their third Champions Trophy title on Sunday, March 9. With no retirement on the horizon for both men, is the famous Ro-Ko aiming for a World Cup 2027 bow?
Rohit sticking around after Champions Trophy success
Skipper Rohit Sharma said he is "not retiring" from one-day international cricket after leading India to a record third Champions Trophy title in Dubai. India beat New Zealand by four wickets in the final of the 50-over tournament after Rohit handed the team a quick start with his 76 as they chased...
Rohit Sharma Clears Air On Playing 2027 World Cup After CT 2025 Triumph. Says: "It Wouldn't Be..."
India captain Rohit Sharma will be 38 in two months' time and with India's next major ODI tournament being the 2027 ODI World Cup, it remains to be seen how long he plays at the top level
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