Indian dough Rohit Sharma sought time for his T20I career in June 2024. The announcement came immediately after winning the India T20 World Cup. Virat Kohli put curtains in his T20I career after the first win, and Rohit followed him with a similar announcement. The next day, Ravindra Jadeja left the format at the highest level, which saw that the three veterans of the game left a big gap in the team. After more than 10 months after the announcement, Rohit spoke about his heart while talking about the decision.
“If we had not won the T20 World Cup, I tried my retirement enough because it is not fair for me to continue. But after winning, after winning, you still feel that it is inside; you play well and you gave results, why not? Why not? Why doesn’t it continue?” Rohit Journalist Vimal Kumar Youtube channel.
“Because the place you won, it didn’t come to you like this. You really worked hard for it. I know what I’m doing in my life and everything I’ve had to get it. So I have an idea about all this. So why do you want to leave? Added.
“This was my last game. There is no better time to say goodbye. I wanted it bad. It is very difficult to put words.”
“I wanted it and that happened. I was very desperate for that in my life. This time I am happy to pass the line.”
The announcement came to the heels of India’s second T20 World Cup title, which is a victory that brings a tremendous joy and pride to the nation.
Rohit’s retirement pointed out the end of a famous T20I career, which has become the highest scorer of the format that collected 4231 running in 159 games. In addition, T20 International has broken records for centuries and has five names. The T20I journey started in 2007 with the T20 World Cup and became a key player in India’s first championship. As a captain, he took India to his second titles and strengthened his legacy further.
At the beginning of this month, Rohit also sought time in his test career. Currently, only for India is active in ODIs, the Indian Premier League continues to play T20 jack for Mumbai Indians.
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