Indian team veteran batsman Rohit Sharma (Rohit Sharma) has also retired from Test cricket on 7 May 2025 after retirement from T20 cricket. While retiring from Test cricket, Rohit Sharma said, he will continue to play ODI cricket now. But after retirement from both cricket, questions suddenly arose about their ODI career, which Rohit Sharma himself has answered.
Not thought of retirement from ODIs yet
Rohit Sharma has made it clear during a conversation in the plow that he has no intention of retiring from ODI cricket at the moment. Right now he wants to enjoy the game further, as well as contribute to the team.
Talking on his ODI retirement, Rohit said, “I used to score 10 runs by playing 30 balls in the early stages of my career. Now I try to score 35 or 40 runs off 30 balls. When I have a day, I also score 80 runs in 10 overs that day and I now play with an aggressive thinking.”
I am playing, he is benefiting the team: Rohit Sharma
Rohit further said, “I am satisfied with what I have contributed to the team in ODI cricket so far. I want to play cricket in a different way now but it is not that it will continue continuously. The day I will feel that I will not be able to perform as expected on the field, I will leave cricket on the same day. The way I am playing, I am benefiting the team.”
Rohit Sharma’s ODI record
Veteran batsman Rohit Sharma has played 273 matches in ODI cricket so far, scoring a total of 11,168 runs. During this time his average has been 48.76. Rohit Sharma is also the only batsman to score three double centuries.
