Rohit Sharma will reportedly continue to lead Team India in Test cricket and do captaincy in the England series. Rohit recently confirmed that he isn't retiring from the game. He stood down from the playing XI for the fifth Test match against Australia in January.

After the success in ICC Champions Trophy 2025, Rohit Sharma is likely to lead India in the five-Test series on England soil.

Rohit Sharma confirmed that he won't be retiring from the ODI format following India's Champions Trophy win last Sunday.

Former India cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu has thrown his weight behind captain Rohit Sharma, insisting that the veteran batter still has plenty of cricket left in him. Sidhu believes that Sharma will retain his leadership position for India's upcoming five-match away Test series against England,

Indian captain Rohit Sharma aims to stay fit for the 2027 World Cup, focusing on consistency and batting with assistant coach Abhishek Nayar. With 27 ODIs leading up to the tournament, Rohit, who will be 40,

AB de Villiers said the way Rohit Sharma has transformed his game in the last couple of years, there is no reason for him to retire from ODIs.

Rohit Sharma was dropped in the second over vs Australia during India's Champions Trophy semi-final fixture, in Dubai.

Dinesh Karthik hailed Rohit Sharma for his clarity while stating that the Indian skipper will decide his future in international cricket on his terms.