Veteran Indian player Rohit Sharma is at the last stop of his career and the new generation is taking his place. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma took over the batting of Indian cricket for the last decade and a half. Last year, he announced his retirement from T20 cricket and said goodbye to Test cricket just before the England tour. Only ODI cricket is left in which playing both of them has become a matter of discussion.

A BCCI source told Hindustan Times, “To be honest, many of us thought that Rohit would like to retire from ODI format after winning the Champions Trophy. There has been no discussion between Rohit and the selectors about his ODI future,”

After winning the T20 World Cup, when Rohit and Virat retired, people felt that something similar would happen even after winning the Champions Trophy. When both of them did not make any announcement after winning the ICC Trophy in ODIs, it became clear that the pair wants to play till 2027 World Cup. This decision seems to be very difficult. It has to be seen whether the two veterans are able to maintain their place in ODIs for so long.

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The World Cup is still more than two years away and by then Rohit will be 40 years old while Kohli will also be close to that age. There is no doubt that both will be keen to move forward but the team management can see the World Cup Mission from a different perspective. The situation looks better for Kohli because he is fit and his batting style is also organized. His performance with Rohit in recent times has been slightly ups and downs.