“Rohit Sharma could retire after Sydney test”: the great claim of former Indian star Muhammed Kaif

Former Indian cricket Muhammad Kaif questioned Rohit Sharma’s decision to resign as a captain for the last test of the Border-Gavascar Cup in Sydney in Sydney. He stated that the timing, called the wrong step, was closed and implied that the senior opener may have already decided to retire from the test jack at that point. Rohit fought in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Australia, where India lost 3-1. It took only 6.20 average in five inning. The struggles with the bat have dropped itself for the last test in Sydney in the captain and handed over the reins to Jasprit Bumrah, who led to a 295 -round win in the serial opener in Perth.

“When Rohit removed himself from the starting Xi in Sydney, we got a strange feeling when he referred to the hit form and the team that needed to win. I felt that we need a captain in this important game.

“Jasprit Bumrah Stand-in captain was appointed, but he couldn’t complete the game, so okay, the form is not there, but you are a captain. Then I felt that there was no right call, but I think he may have decided to retire,” Kaif Ians said.

Rohit announced last week that he retired from the red ball format and ended his test career that began in 2013 at the opposition to the Western Indian Islands in Kolkata, and 4.301 running comes from 67 tests at an average of 12 centuries and 18 fifty. Rohit directed India in 24 tests, won 12 and lost nine matches.

In June 2024, Rohit announced that India retired from the T20Is after defeating South Africa with seven runs to win the 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup.

While Rohit retired from the tests, Shubman Gill, the election committee led by Ajit Agarkar aims to vaccinate a new blood, the front runner, the next test captain.

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