Rohit Sharma opened his mouth about retirement

Sports Desk: Rohit Sharma is leading India from the front. Despite being in great form, the team is not getting the ultimate success. In recent years they have played in two World Test Championships and one ODI World Cup final but have returned with disappointment. However, Ujjwal Rohit's team has been brilliant in team performance in the Asia Cup and subsequent bilateral series. In the meantime, the issue of the Indian captain's retirement came up. About which Rohit spoke openly.

India ended the five-match Test series against England at home with a bang. Rohits won 4-1 with a team made up of a mixture of experienced and inexperienced. Especially their batting lineup was inexperienced. Despite that, they showed wrist strength against the English bowlers. Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja led India's bowling department at this time. Jasprit Bumrah was resting in between. At the end of the successful series, Rohit was asked about his retirement. Commenting on this to the country's TV channel Geo Cinema, Rohit said, 'One day when I wake up and realize that I am no longer in good shape, I am not able to give my best, then I will retire as soon as possible. But in the last few years I have been playing the best cricket of my life.'' In the last India World Cup, he was also in the list of best run scorers. Although his batting style has changed more than before, his full focus is on getting quick runs rather than settling down.

Overall, Rohit Sharma is one of the best cricketers in India in the last few years as he has scored a lot of runs and centuries. It was also seen in the recently concluded series. After winning the series, Indian captain Rohit said, 'When you win a Test series like this, you feel like everything is working right. The guys playing in this series may lack experience, but they have played a lot of cricket and I've stood here and seen these guys perform pretty well under pressure. The entire team should be credited for this win. ICC T20 World Cup will be held in West Indies and USA in June this year. Where Rohit will lead the Indian team. In place of Hardik Pandya, the weight of the national team has been placed on his shoulders even in the highest competition of the short format. There is also the Champions Trophy next year (2025). Several senior cricketers including Rohit may slowly retire from international cricket after those two global events.