“Sabko Young Captain Chahiye Hota Hai …”: Rohit Sharma after announcing his test retirement test

Indian cricket downtime and celebrated opener, Rohit SharmaHe announced his pension from the test cricket, drawing a curtain in a prominent red ball career that stretched over a decade. The 38-year-old cricket announced his decision by a publicly sincere post on Instagram, where he conveyed his deep gratitude for the possibility of representing India in the longest format of the game. While he stepped down from test duties, Rohit confirmed the intention of continuing to play one -day international (ODO) for the national side.

Rohit Sharma illuminates his retirement test

The time of Rohit’s pension surprised many fans, especially because it precedes the long -awaited five -game test series against England. However, the speculation about his future on the test team has been circulating for some time, prompted by a noticeable fall in its recent form and current discussions on the Crown control Committee in India (BCCI) regarding the potential transition of leadership in the format of a red ball.

In a sincere interview after his announcement, Rohit illuminated the primary motivation behind his decision. “Sabko young Captain Chahiye Hota Hai … 10-15 Saal Ka Kaartany Kara. Toh Mujhe Lolita Ab Mujhe Nahi Milega. Lekin Main Hamesha Aabhari Rahunga Ki Mujhe Mauka Mila (Everyone wants a young captain who can run for 10-15 years. So I felt I would no longer get that opportunity. But I will always be grateful for the opportunity to be provided to me)“ Said Rohit in an interview with older Indian journalist Vimal Kumar.

This statement emphasizes his understanding of the long -term vision of the team and his acceptance that he will probably be entrusted to the younger player in the foreseeable future.

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BCCI moves forward for a new captain of the test

According to several reports, Rohit was considering a pension from a test format from the victory of India in the champion trophy earlier this year. With the new ICC World Test Championship cycle (WTC) on the horizon, he reportedly felt that this moment presented the time to step down, allowing the younger leader to take responsibility and build a team for the next cycle.

Reports further suggest that BCCI selectors have already made the decision to move forward with a new test captain for the upcoming tour in England, signaling the planned transition from Rohit. Although the Committee was initially inclined to continue Rohit in the role after his recent success in the white ball crisis, the selectors worried about his shape in the red ball format and recognized the imperative of the need for a long -term solution to the captain. Although Jasprit BumrahRohit’s deputy, previously conducted India in tests, allegedly hesitating the bcci to award the captain with a full working time with a quick bowling alley, citing risks with potential injuries associated with a demanding role.

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