The victory, however, was followed by speculation across various social media platforms whether it was the last time players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Ravindra Jadeja took the field for India in ODI cricket.

India captain Rohit Sharma dismissed rumours about his retirement after the team lifted the Champions Trophy following a four-wicket victory over New Zealand

South African cricket legend AB de Villiers believes that India skipper Rohit Sharma has no reason to retire, emphasizing Sharma's impressive ODI captaincy record with a 74% win rate. Praising Rohit's recent performances and transformation in batting,

Rohit Sharma on Sunday won his second ICC title - following the ICC Men's T20 World Cup win last year - as India closed an invincible Champions Trophy 2025 campaign in Dubai. There were talks around the Indian skipper’s retirement from the ODI format,

Indian captain denied the rumors that he would soon retire from ODI cricket. He made it clear that he have no plans of retiring from the format.

Hailing Rohit Sharma's record as both a batter and captain, de Villiers was effusive in his praise for how the India captain transformed his batting in the ODI format over the last three years to win the T20 World Cup and the Champions Trophy in a span of nine months.

The Champions Trophy is over, and though all the players will be shifting their focus on the IPL, there is still curiosity among the fans regarding the future of and Virat Kohli in the game as both are currently in the last phase of their career right now.

Team India skipper Rohit Sharma has reportedly devised a plan to stay first for the 2027 ODI World Cup. Recently, Rohit Sharma led the Men in Blue to Champions Trophy triumph, defeating New Zealand by four wickets at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday,

Rohit Sharma wants to stretch his ODI career until the 2027 World Cup, hoping to add a third ICC title to his illustrious captaincy resume