India captain Rohit Sharma and former India captain Virat Kohli have made their future in T20 internationals completely clear ahead of the T20 World Cup, scheduled to be held in the US and West Indies in June. It seems like you can decide freely. 2024.
Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli last played a T20I for India in the 2022 T20 World Cup, where India lost to England in the semi-finals at Adelaide Oval. In a huge battle against England, Rohit Sharma scored 27 runs off 28 balls and Virat Kohli scored a half-century off 40 balls.
According to a report published yesterday, Rohit Sharma is unlikely to play T20Is again and Hardik Pandya will be appointed as the long-term captain in the near future. According to BCCI sources, these two cricketing giants of his won’t be destroyed so soon.
Virat Kohli finished ODI World Cup 2023 with the highest score in the tournament. Their career is theirs to decide.
“Rohit and Virat can play in the T20 team and next year’s T20 World Cup if they wish.” You can’t leave out the top scorers in the ODI World Cup. They are both our biggest players,” the source said.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will reportedly hold talks with captain Rohit Sharma and top selector Ajit Agarkar to re-evaluate the Indian team in all formats for the next four years. The competition will be drawn up in the wake of India’s crushing defeat to Australia in the World Cup final on Sunday.
Rohit Sharma is said to be focusing his energies entirely on the longer format of the game ahead of the next World Test Championship cycle, with Hardik Pandya emerging as the key candidate to lead the team in the white-ball format. ing.
“If Rohit decides to leave the T20Is, Hardik Pandya will be the only captain of the team. Otherwise he will be the vice-captain,” The Source added
Hardik Pandya is likely to be the candidate to replace Rohit Sharma as India’s captain in white-ball cricket. The Indian all-rounder showed the potential to lead India in the Men in Blue’s limited chances.
The veteran Indian all-rounder has been backed by several experts and fans to become India’s full-time limited-overs captain once Rohit Sharma’s reign in white-ball cricket ends.
