India’s triumph in the Champions Trophy was more than just a victory; it was a testament to their hard work, strategy, and skill. In the final, Rohit Sharma

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, however, Rohit quashed them in the press conference following the final win against New Zealand.

Speaking to the ICC Review, Ponting suggested that Rohit likely has a specific goal in mind for not announcing his ODI retirement after the tournament. He noted that when a player is batting as well as Rohit did in the final, retirement shouldn’t be an option.

Champions Trophy in Dubai. He clarifies commitment to ODI cricket amid speculation about his test future. Rohit's focus remains on the 2027 World Cup and maintaining his performance in ODI. The Indian selectors face decisions ahead with emerging talents like Yashasvi Jaiswal.

Rohit Sharma has confirmed that he is not retiring from ODI cricket yet, keeping the door open for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. With two ICC titles as captain under his belt, Rohit aims to match former India skipper MS Dhoni’s historic record of winning three ICC trophies.

India captain Rohit Sharma has no plans to quit the 50-overs format anytime soon, the opener said after guiding the team to the Champions Trophy title in Dubai. Rohit quit Twenty20 Internationals immediately after leading India to their second 20-overs World Cup title in West Indies last year.

India captain Rohit Sharma has dismissed rumours of his retirement after leading his side to triumph in the Champions Trophy. The opener’s half-century set up a successful chase for India in Dubai as they prevailed against New Zealand by four wickets to secure a second successive major tournament title after T20 World Cup success last year.

Rohit Sharma made it clear after ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final on Sunday that he has no intentions to retire from ODI cricket yet.

Rohit Sharma dismisses ODI retirement rumours after ICC Champions Trophy win. He lauds team effort and dedicates the victory to India.

Rohit Sharma is not retiring from ODI cricket, he said after leading India to their third Champions Trophy title. "I'm not going to retire from this format, just to make sure that no rumours are spread going forward,