Rohit Sharma
Watch | Rohit Sharma Reflects on 2024: A Heartfelt Thank You for the Journey
Rohit began the video with celebrating Holi, his favourite festival with family and friends. The lively colors and laughs gave way to vignettes of conversations with his wife Ritika Sajdeh, Bollywood actor Suniel Shetty, and fans.
How India Can Reach WTC Final: Win at SCG and Rely on Sri Lanka's Series Victory or Draw Against Australia
To qualify for the final, India must win the last Test of the series against Australia at Sydney, and then hope for a positive result for Sri Lanka (or a 0-0 draw) when Australia tour the island national early next year.
Rohit May Not Be in Playing XI if Not for Captaincy, Says Irfan Pathan
Pathan feels that Rohit's inclusion in the playing XI is more because of his role as captain rather than his batting performances. His comments come at a time when the cricketing world is discussing Rohit's future in the longest format after another string of poor scores in the ongoing 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
You Need the Guts to Tell Rohit and Virat to Sit Down: Surinder Khanna
India captain Rohit, who missed the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Perth, has been a disaster on the tour while trying to find his pocket of scoring runs. Across five innings in three Tests, he has only managed 31 runs.
Kohli Deserves More Time, No Comparison with Rohit: Manjrekar
In the aftermath of their recent drubbings, some have called out both for dismal performances. However, it is former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar who has been outspoken about the distinction in terms of how one should compare their contributions to Test cricket.
Rohit: Pant Needs to Figure Out the Right Way to Approach Things
The remarks by Rohit come in the wake of Pant's two terrible dismissals in the 184-run defeat to Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. In the first innings, Pant had made a scoop shot to third man and had fallen for 28 off 37 balls, which had brought him severe criticism from the legendary Sunil Gavaskar.
4th Test: 'Wanted to Fight Till the End, We Had Our Chances But...,' Says Rohit
By tea, India had ended on 112/3; later that evening, with the loss of Rishabh Pant, matters went completely wide open because for their last seven, Australia made their visitors crumble to pieces, at just 34 runs which ultimately took Australia into an invigorating 2-1 lead in five match series.
4th Test India Struggles at 333 in 340Run Chase as Rohit Rahul and Kohli Depart Early
An unrelenting Pat Cummins took 2-10 off nine overs, removing Rohit for nine and KL Rahul for a duck in quick succession on the fifth morning at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
‘Age Taking a Toll on Rohit,’ Says Gavaskar as Indian Skipper's Struggles Persist
Gavaskar says that flaws in the 37-year-old's footwork have become more apparent during his struggles in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
4th Test: Ponting Says ‘You Have to Be Switched On’ After Rohit’s Dismissal
Rohit's attempt to take the opening batting mantle for himself in the series backfired when he played one-leg half-hearted pull from Cummins and the top-edge was easily caught by mid-on to be out for three in the second over. That took Rohit's tally of runs to 22 in this series and thus pushed his woeful form to an all-new low for Tests this year.
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