Rohit Sharma has been confirmed as the captain of the Indian cricket team for the upcoming ODI series against England and the ICC Champions Trophy, as per News18. This comes amid concerns over his recent performance, with an average of just 31.18 across all formats in 40 innings last year, as opposed to an average of 48 in the previous year.

Adam Gilchrist believes that Rohit Sharma has made his final appearance in the red-ball format for India. Find out more, only on CricTracker.

India captain Rohit Sharma, after dropping himself from the last Test of the BGT series, bravely declared that he just stood down and isn't going anywhere

India's top batters, captain Rohit Sharma and former captain Virat Kohli, are both currently struggling in red-ball cricket. Their recent performances in the Border Gavaskar Trophy have piqued the interest of fans and commentators alike, with some even saying that retirement from the longest format is a viable option.

After a tough loss to Australia, cricket legends Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma might need to step aside for a struggling India Test team that needs to transition.

In an interview with Hindustan Times, Manoj Tiwary said Gautam Gambhir will not be able to drop either Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli.

Batting against Australia in Australia used to be a strong suit for former Indian skipper, . However, he was far from his best the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy as he could register only 190 runs in nine innings,

India surrendered the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after seven years following a disappointing campaign that concluded in Sydney. The team unravelled after their loss in Melbourne, and Jasprit Bumrah's absence denied them the opportunity to push for a series-levelling win in Sydney.

All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja's future is currently uncertain after a concerning show in red-ball and white-ball cricket over the last few months