Rohit Sharma Captaincy Record News

Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket ahead of India’s tour of England, ending a 67-Test career with 4301 runs at an average of 40.57, including 12 centuries. Despite his recent poor form, Rohit retires as India’s 10th most successful Test captain with 12 wins from 24 matches. His Test career saw a revival after becoming an opener in 2019. The decision allows Rohit to focus solely on ODIs, with an eye on the 2027 World Cup. His exit ends hopes of a historic milestone with Virat Kohli, as the duo fell one run short of 1000 Test partnership runs.

Rohit Sharma reflects on the Champions Trophy 2025 win and the evolution of his cricketing mindset after back-to-back failures.   

Rohit Sharma received a hero’s welcome in Mumbai after leading India to a historic Champions Trophy 2025 victory, cementing his legacy as one of cricket’s greatest captains.

Indian captain set the tone and led the team from the front with his fantastic 76 (83) studded with seven fours and three sixes. He started off with a massive six on his second delivery, hitting his trademark pull shot against Kyle Jamieson.

Cricket is a game of records, and the ODI format has witnessed some of the greatest batters etching their names in history. From the legendary Sachin Tendulkar to the modern-day master Virat Kohli, these cricketers have amassed runs with remarkable consistency. Recently, Rohit Sharma added his name to this prestigious list, surpassing Rahul Dravid to break into the top 10 ODI run-getters. Here’s a look at the elite players who have dominated the 50-over format.

Virat Kohli's tenure as Test captain from 2014 to 2021 marked a transformative period for Indian cricket.

Rohit Sharma's captaincy record in T20Is reflects his dominance and consistency. Leading India in 62 matches, he boasts an impressive win percentage of 79.03%, winning 50 matches and losing only 12.