Rohit Sharma Announces Retirement from Test Cricket, Will Continue in ODIs

Rohit Sharma Announces Retirement from Test Cricket, Will Continue in ODIs

In a heartfelt announcement shared via his Instagram story, Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma officially declared his retirement from Test cricket. The post featured an image of his iconic India Test cap, emblazoned with the number “280,” signifying his place among India’s Test cricketers.

Rohit Sharma Announces Retirement from Test Cricket, Will Continue in ODIs
Rohit Sharma Announces Retirement from Test Cricket, Will Continue in ODIs

In the message, Rohit wrote
“Hello everyone I would just like to share that I am retiring from Test cricket. It’s been an absolute honour to represent my country in whites. Thank you for all the love and support over the years. I will continue to represent India in the ODI format.”


This announcement marks the end of an illustrious red-ball journey for one of India’s most dependable and stylish openers. Over the years, Rohit Sharma evolved from a middle-order batsman to one of the most successful Test openers in recent times, particularly shining on home soil with his aggressive yet elegant batting style.


His decision to step away from the longest format comes at a time when Indian cricket is going through a transitional phase, with several senior players re-evaluating their roles across formats. However, Rohit has made it clear that he remains committed to India’s ODI campaign, which includes preparations for upcoming international tournaments.


Rohit’s contribution to Test cricket has been immense—not just through runs but also through leadership and the calm presence he brought to the field. While fans will miss seeing him don the whites, they can still cheer for him in ODIs where he continues to be a cornerstone of the Indian lineup.


As the cricketing world reacts to this major development, one thing is certain: Rohit Sharma’s legacy in Test cricket will be remembered with admiration and gratitude.

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