Rohit Sharma Retired from Test Cricket.
He scored 4,301 runs in 67 Tests, an average of 40.57, with 12 centuries for the Indian National Cricket Team. However, the 38-year-old reminded everyone he would continue representing India in one-day Internationals.
“I feel a lot of cricket is still left in Virat and Rohit,” He said before adding, “Maybe Virat feels that he has nothing more left to achieve.”
“I think rohit sharma needed just one person to motivate Him Daily, For Example, to run at 5 am,” He said in a chat with ani.
“Rohit (Sharma) and virender sehwag are two people who retired too early,” He added.
“The Greatest Players Should Play Till 50 years of Age … I am sad about their retirement as no one is left to motivate the youngsters now,” Yograj Said, Showing His Disappointment.
Meanwhile, The Indian National Cricket Team is set for a transition period, but former cricker yograj singh, Father of Former India All-Rounder Yuvraj Singh, ISSUD AND AND CONCERNING Over the side’s stability going forward.
This also marks the start of the gambhir era, who now become the most powerful figure in Indian dressing room. With Senior Players Phasing Out, Gambhir will aim to reshape the team, giving importance to fresh talent and abolishing star culture.
Reflecting on Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s retirements, yograj compared the current Scenario to India’s 2011 Post-WORLD CUP Transition and Said, “When many players was eaherd, Coerced Into Retirement in 2011, The Team Fell Apart and has stil not study back up. “
“If you form a team full of youngsters, it will Always Fall Apart,” He CONCLUDED.
