India’s ODI and Test captain Rohit Sharma is unlikely to play T20 Internationals anymore and had discussed his future in the shortest format before the start of the 50-over World Cup.
Rohit Sharma, India’s ODI and Test captain is most unlikely to play T20 Internationals anymore and had discussed his future in the shortest format before the start of the 50-over World Cup, reported PTI on 22 November.
Rohit Hasn’t Played Any T20Is In Past Year
Since India’s T20 World Cup semi-last exit in November 2022, Rohit hasn’t played a solitary game in the briefest organization, while Hardik Pandya has for the most part driven the Indian group in T20Is from that time.
As per details, the 36-year-old India captain has played 148 T20Is and scored 3853 runs at a strike-pace of almost 140 with four centuries.
Impossible For Rohit Sharma To Play In All Three Formats
It will be impossible for the Indian skipper to play three formats and IPL each year with seven Tests to be played between December 2023 to March 2024, as his focus will be mostly on red-ball cricket.
Rohit has a realistic chance of leading India to another World Test Championship (WTC) final in 2025. Since he started opening for India in 2019, his form in the traditional format has been superb
Rohit Would Like To Manage His Workload
It will be impossible for the Indian skipper to play three formats and IPL each year with seven Tests to be played between December 2023 to March 2024, as his focus will be mostly on red-ball cricket.
Rohit Sharma has a realistic chance of leading India to another World Test Championship (WTC) final in 2025. Since he started opening for India in 2019, his form in the traditional format has been superb.