Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma Retirement: Team India won the Test series played between India and England by 4-1. With the victory in this series, Team India remains at the first position in the points table of the World Test Championship. After the defeat in the first match of the series, the fans felt that this series was going to be very exciting, but after that match, Team India made an even stronger comeback and lost even one match in the series to the England team. Didn’t let me win. Rohit Sharma’s captaincy against the English team was excellent in this entire series. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma has given a big statement on his retirement after the match is over.
What did Captain Rohit say on retirement?
After the victory in the last test match of the series played against England in Dharamsala, captain Rohit Sharma while talking to Geo Cinema has given a statement on his retirement. He has told when he will retire from cricket and how he is feeling at this time. He said that if some day I wake up and realize that I am not doing well, I will walk away from cricket. I think I have improved my game in the last 2-3 years. This statement of Rohit Sharma has broken the hearts of crores of fans. These words of Rohit Sharma are also true, he has been playing very good cricket for the last few years.
Rohit Sharma was strong as captain
Rohit Sharma has played 115 matches as Indian captain. Where he has recorded 85 wins and 26 losses. He also led the team in two draws and one inconclusive match. Talking about Test cricket, Rohit Sharma has participated in 15 test matches as captain. In these matches, it has won nine and lost four. Rohit’s winning percentage is 69.23. Rohit Sharma’s record as a captain has been excellent so far and in the month of June, he will be seen leading Team India in the T20 World Cup.
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