Indian cricket captain not thinking of retiring any soon after Champions Trophy glory

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Indian cricket captain not thinking of retiring any soon after Champions Trophy glory

By Mansi Chand

10/03/2025

Photo: Times of India

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma has confirmed that he is not retiring and will continue playing One Day International’s after leading the team to a memorable Champions Trophy 2025 win.

Sharma clarified this when asked about retirement speculations after their four-wicket victory against New Zealand in Dubai this morning

While the Indian Captain has vowed to continue playing ODIs, whether he is up and running for the 2027 World Cup in South Africa remains to be seen.

Source: Hindustan Times

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