Rohit Sharma surprised every cricket fan by taking a sudden retirement from the Test format. Due to his decision, there was a pain in the minds of the fans that he did not get Farewell. In this episode, former India cricketer Manoj Tiwari believes that the 38 -year -old captain, who has served Indian cricket in all formats, should have been given proper farewell on the field, not through social media posts.
Talking to Cricbuzz, Tiwari said, “If Rohit Sharma had retired on the field, not on social media but after playing, it would have been better for all of us. It would have been better for all of us. Look at his record as a Test captain. It is very good. He has won 12 Tests, 9 and Draws. So there should be no doubt on their success rate.”
Significantly, Rohit announced his retirement from the longest format just a few weeks before India’s tour of England’s five Test matches starting on June 20. Rohit was India’s most successful batsman since the start of the World Test Championship, who scored 4301 runs in 67 Tests at an average of 40.57 with 12 centuries and 18 half -centuries. After getting India the World Cup title in 2023, Rohit, who has already been away from T20, will now be seen only in the ODI format, where he will continue to captain the team.
Let us know that Rohit led Team India in four ICC finals and won two of them. With more than 11,000 runs and 32 centuries in ODIs, he was one of Team India’s star performors in the 50 -over format. Tiwari, who was Rohit’s long -time homemaker, praised his leadership ability and his honor in the dressing room. Tiwari said, “He was a very popular leader among this group of boys. If you see, young players also wanted to play under his leadership. We always hear him in his interview,” I really liked playing under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy. “
