Rohit Sharma on Sunday won his second ICC title - following the ICC Men's T20 World Cup win last year - as India closed an invincible Champions Trophy 2025 campaign in Dubai. There were talks around the Indian skipper’s retirement from the ODI format,

India captain Rohit Sharma dismissed rumours about his retirement after the team lifted the Champions Trophy following a four-wicket victory over New Zealand

Hailing Rohit Sharma's record as both a batter and captain, de Villiers was effusive in his praise for how the India captain transformed his batting in the ODI format over the last three years to win the T20 World Cup and the Champions Trophy in a span of nine months.

Before the Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand, there were talks around the Indian skipper’s retirement from the ODI format, however, Rohit Sharma quashed them in the press conference following the title win.

Additionally, the South African international also feels that Sharma can still win games for India, not just by his tactical brilliance, but with his equally potent batting skills. “Compared to other captains,

There has been much talk around India captain Rohit Sharma's ODI future. But while the speculations were on, Rohit confirmed that he is not retiring after leading the side to CT glory in Dubai. Yet, there are talks.

Rohit smashed an 83-ball 76, playing a pivotal role in India's tricky 252-run chase in the final against New Zealand in Dubai to win the player-of-the-match.

Following a match-winning 76-run knock against New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final, Rohit Sharma has risen to the third spot in batters' rankings.