In a shocking report by The Times of India, it has come to light that Rohit Sharma had made up his mind about retiring from Test Cricket after the fourth Test in Melbourne. He reversed the decision to retire before the fifth Test at Sydney after a few 'well-wishers' convinced him.

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.

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.

Adam Gilchrist feels India captain Rohit Sharma won't play the Test series against England which is set to played in June this year

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.

Rohit Sharma missed the first Test against Australia due to paternity leave. He then returned for the next three Tests and made a miserable 31 runs in five innings. Then he took the call to opt out of the Sydney Test and Jasprit Bumrah,

One of the biggest talking points emerging from India's disastrous tour of Australia, where the side lost 1-3 to concede the Border-Gavaskar Trophy for the first time in a decade, has been the future of India skipper Rohit Sharma and whether he would remain the captain even if he gets picked for the England tour.

Virat Kohli last played in Ranji Trophy in 2012, while Rohit Sharma has not featured in the tournament in the last nine years