If many social media reports are to be believed, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma might retire from One Day International after ICC CHampions Trophy 2025 just like he retired from T20I post lifting World Cup trophy last year.

Rohit struggled for runs during the three-Test series against New Zealand and the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia

"2023 World Cup (in India) Rohit Sharma's popularity soared. What they loved about Rohit Sharma is that they saw the captain was selfless, went out there… (he) could have got a hundred but (instead) gave a great flying start to the team and made things easier for the players coming after him," said Manjrekar.

Rohit has been at his absolute best in the 50-over format, with the 2023 ODI World Cup being the best example. The Champions Trophy, hence, would be pivotal for the cricket world to judge his skills in the format. The skipper would be keen to bow out on a high.

Ahmed said Virat and Rohit will say their goodbyes to cricket when they think is the right time but until then, India should make their teams "around them"

Skipper Rohit Sharma and Team India’s misery with the toss has continued during the coin flip ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025 clash against Pakistan at the Dubai International Stadium in UAE on Sunday,

After months of struggle in the Test format, Rohit Sharma was back at his best in the ODI series against England earlier this month as he led the India to a 3-0 series sweep and also struck a match-winning century in one of the games.

Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan has won the coin toss and opted to bat first against India in their Group A game at the 2025 Champions Trophy on Sunday. The arch rivals meet at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium despite Pakistan hosting the tournament,

India skipper Rohit Sharma trolled former coach Ravi Shastri after losing the toss against Pakistan in Champions Trophy Group A match on Feb 23 in Dubai. This was India's 12th consecutive lost toss in ODIs - a record which they overtook from Netherlands.