Rohit Sharma is gearing up to participate in the final of ICC Champions Trophy

It is said, Rohit Sharma Ready to play his last international cricket in the Champions Trophy. Indian cricket team It is scheduled to travel to Englandafter the ICC event, to play five Test matches that would start the new World Test Championship cycle. “The likelihood of Rohit going to England for five Test matches is much less,” it is said.

“I’m not going anywhere”

Rohit Sharma had opted out of the final of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Sydney which was ultimately the same. Australia Winning the last trial match and claiming the BGT after 10 years. Although Rohit said in his interview with Star Sports during the match: “I am not going anywhere,” the outcome of the series did not change the scenario much. Not just experts, fans were also disappointed, and social media posts proved Rohit’s future in the format has been in debate ever since.

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Rohit’s future in international cricket

The Indian captain is unlikely to feature in international cricket anymore after the upcoming Champions Trophy, read a report in Dainik Jagran today. The team will travel to England after the Champions Trophy to start the new World Test Championship cycle with a 5-match Test series. The report stated that Rohit’s participation in that tour was “significantly less”.

Former Australian cricketer, by the way Adam Gilchrist I talked about this a while ago on the podcast. “I don’t see Rohit going to England. I just felt like he’s saying he’ll evaluate it when he comes home. I mean the first thing he’ll meet when he comes home is a two-month-old baby who has to change diapers. Now that might motivate him to go to England,” he said. “But I don’t see him pressing constantly,” he added. “I think he probably has a chance in the Champions Trophy, and that could… result in him being knocked out.”

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