The report, Rohit Sharma, does not guarantee captain in the UK tests, the report says Gautam Gambhir will want …

As the Indian Premier League (IPL) approached the decisive stage, negotiations about the restarting of the international jack began, and the Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) is thinking of leadership options for the UK tour in June. Rohit Sharma expressed India's desire to stay as a test captain, while a report has announced that no guarantee has been given by the administration. In fact, many of them see the 5 -game test series as the opportunity to start the transition period in the longest format.

Despite a grieving round of rumors that Rohit thought about retirement, the captain decided to announce any change. Many of them think that the test series against England may be the last of Rohit. However, the 38 -year -old seems to have not yet finalized his plans.

According to a report India TimesBCCI may give Shubman Gill his role in the UK, who has made him a deputy in T20IS and ODIs. However, a senior Indian cricket player also expressed the desire to take on the role of a captain in the short term, but the board of directors, selections and coaches are only eager to explore a long -term solution.

The article claims that even the head coach Gautam Gambhir will ask for a long -term solution to the problem. The options for a stop is none of its concern.

“A new WTC cycle begins. When it comes to the team, the future and continuity should be kept in mind. Even the coach Gautam Gambhir cannot ask for a long time to work for a long time. The last two test series has not been ideal for the team and the UK series is very important,” paper.

However, with Gill, the inconsistency with the bat continues. Although he received the number 3 in the Indian test team evacuated by the Cheteshwar Pujara, he was far from convincing the bats with the bat.

Only 649 out of the 1893 test works, where Gill scored goals in his career, walked away from home. For this reason, the UK tour is expected to be quite difficult for the Indian dough, not only in terms of its own stroke, but also from a leadership candidate perspective.