2027: The picture of India’s cricket future is gradually becoming clear. As senior players are reaching the final stages of their career, new faces are being entrusted with the responsibility of leadership. Now that T20, ODI and Test three formats have different requirements and priorities, the BCCI also seems to be moving towards the policy of different captains. By the year 2027, the trio of India’s captaincy has been decided.
This player will be T20 boss by 2027
After Rohit Sharma’s retirement in the T20 format, the captaincy command was handed over to Suryakumar Yadav, and he proved it completely correct. Under his leadership, India has performed brilliantly in many series.
Although he does not fit in ODI and Test teams, his aggressive style and strategic thinking in T20 make him an ideal captain for this format. It is now believed that by 2027, Surya will get a chance to handle this format for a long time.
ODI reins will remain in the hands of Rohit Sharma,
After the removal of Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma got the captaincy of both ODI and Test format. He has retired from T20, but his future plans related to ODIs have been constantly discussed. However, Rohit has recently made it clear that he is not thinking about his retirement from ODIs.
In such a situation, there is a possibility that Rohit Sharma will take command of Team India till the 2027 ODI World Cup. His experience and calm nature still have great strength for the team.
Shubman Gill will be the leader in Test cricket
Rohit Sharma has retired in the Test format, after which Gill was handed over the captaincy of the Test team. In the current series against England, Gill performed tremendously as captain. His bat saw a double century and a century innings, which won the team.
Currently, discussion on the possibility of different captains for Team India’s three format-T20, ODI and Test-C is definitely intensified, but no official announcement has been made by the BCCI yet. Currently Surya is the captain of Team India in T20 and Gill Tests.
Rohit Sharma is currently the leader of the ODI team. However, in which format the future will lead India for a long time, its decision will depend on the strategy of the selectors and BCCI in the coming time.
