May 08, 2025
Komal Das
Rohit Sharma Bids Farewell to Test Cricket: A Journey Through His Red-Ball Career
Rohit Sharma, 38, has announced his retirement from Test cricket, concluding a career marked by brilliant innings and leadership challenges
Making his Test debut in 2013, Rohit’s career flourished in 2019 when he was promoted to open, scoring 2,594 runs with 9 centuries in 34 matches
He averaged 51.37 at home and 44.66 in England, finishing with 4,301 runs at 40.57 in 67 Tests, including 12 centuries
However, his recent form saw a decline, with India losing 5 of 6 Tests under his leadership, including poor performances in Australia and New Zealand
Despite wanting to continue leading, the selectors dropped Rohit before the England tour, and he withdrew from the final Test in Sydney
Rohit’s retirement reflects his struggles with form and fitness, marking the end of an era of leadership and match-winning performances
His career, from stunning centuries to leadership ups and downs, will be remembered for his transformation and resilience
From his memorable innings at Eden Gardens to The Oval, Rohit’s Test journey is one of growth, struggle, and moments of brilliance
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