Rohit Sharma: Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from the shortest format of cricket, T20I, after winning the T20 World Cup this year. After this, the captaincy of Team India's T20 team was handed over to Suryakumar Yadav. However, after Rohit Sharma's retirement, there were speculations that the captaincy of Team India could be handed over to Hardik Pandya.

Rohit Sharma hinted about retirement

Rohit Sharma, while talking to Geo Cinema, said that nowadays it is being seen in world cricket that players make a comeback even after announcing retirement.

Although this has not happened in India, it can be said about the players of other countries that they take a U-turn after announcing retirement, due to which it is not clear whether they have actually retired or not. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma has clarified that his decision is final and this was the right time to retire from T20I.

Rohit Sharma said “Retirement has become a joke these days in World cricket, people announce retirement but then return to play, it hasn't happened in India – however I have been observing players from other countries, they announce retirement but then make a U -turn so you never… pic.twitter.com/ILi2r3cCgs

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Can announce retirement after winning Champions Trophy

At present, the captain of the Indian cricket team's Test and ODI team, Rohit Sharma, has not spoken about his decision to retire from ODI and Test cricket. However, Rohit Sharma can announce his retirement from ODI cricket after winning the ICC Champions Trophy title to be held in Pakistan.

Rohit Sharma had earlier announced his retirement from T20 International cricket after winning the T20 World Cup.

Rohit Sharma may announce retirement after winning the Test Championship title

Rohit Sharma can say goodbye to this format of cricket after winning the final title of the World Test Championship to be held in England. Rohit Sharma will be 38 years old by next year and Rohit Sharma has also said earlier that he wants to win three to four ICC titles for the Indian team under his captaincy. In such a situation, after winning these two titles, Rohit can announce his retirement.