Rohit Sharma broke his silence on his retirement

IPL 2024: Captain of Team India Rohit Sharma Currently busy in Indian Premier League 2024. He is playing for his team Mumbai Indians as a batsman. Mumbai relieved him of the responsibility of captaincy and replaced him hardik pandya Was made the captain. This season is also very important for Rohit because immediately after this, the Indian team has to play the ICC T20 World Cup in June. The selection of players in the team will especially depend on the performance in the IPL. Last year, India performed brilliantly in the ODI World Cup and reached the finals without losing a single match. But suffered a heart-breaking defeat at the hands of Australia in the final. India missed the World Cup trophy by just one defeat.

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Rohit Sharma is now 36 years old. In such a situation, speculations about his retirement have also increased. But, as far as Hitman is concerned, at present there is no thought of retirement in his mind. He still has the hunger to win big competitions for India. This dashing opening batsman has broken his silence on his retirement. Speaking at the Breakfast with Champions event, Rohit said that he is still excited for India to win the World Cup and potentially the ICC World Test Championship final.

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IPL 2024: Rohit Sharma will play for a few more years

Rohit said that I have not really thought about retirement. I don’t know where life takes you. I am playing well right now too, so I think I will continue playing for a few more years. What will happen after that, I don’t know. I really want to win the World Cup. Also, the WTC final is in 2025, hopefully India will be successful in it. Rohit described India’s defeat in the ODI World Cup 2023 as very sad.

IPL 2024: There was only one bad day in the World Cup

Sharma said that for me the 50 over World Cup is the real World Cup. We have grown up watching that World Cup. More importantly, it was happening in front of our home audience in India. We played very well till the final. When we won the semi-finals, I thought we were just one step away. We are doing all the things right. I thought what is that thing due to which we can lose the World Cup. Not a single thing came to my mind because I felt we had done right on all the parameters. There was confidence. After the defeat, I felt that it was a bad day for us and everything ended in that day.