India is grateful for what you've done in tests as a player and a captain. You've been an absolute inspiration to me and everyone that has played with or against you. There are things I've learnt from you that I'm going to remember forever. Happy retirement to @rohitsharma45 one of the best captains that I've played under. Thank you Cap!,
If he had not retired on social media...
You have three choices right now: Bumrah, Shubman Gill, and KL Rahul,
I think I’m okay with either of them (Gill or Bumrah). They’re considering both,
Why not, man? Why not? Since he’s fit now, why not
He didn't take it (decision to retire from Tests) in a hurry. He didn't want to play T20Is post the World Cup (last year in the Americas) but it was his decision to play the other two formats. He must have thought well about what is best for him,
His (Rohit's) aim is to win the 2027 ODI World Cup and then retire,
The major thought would have been to give the next generation a chance, like he did just after the T20 World Cup last year,
This decision has nothing to do with the upcoming tour to England,
I can't say who will take what. It is the decision of the BCCI. But there are many who are ready for the captaincy. For example, Shubman Gill was made the vice-captain. KL Rahul is also a contender,
From then to now, you have given your best to Indian cricket as a player and as a captain,
I remember presenting your cap in 2013...
Well done, Rohit, on your Test career, and best wishes for what lies ahead,
I’m actually shocked. I didn’t know that he retired in the Test format. But I just want to wish him the best,
He is a great player for India, but someone has to leave the game. My best wishes to him. He had a good career, he will play One Day for India and IPL... BCCI's work is to support the player. When I was part of BCCI, we thought he would be a great captain for India and so he was. We won World Cup, Champion's trophy, Test Cricket under him,
The retirement from Test cricket was on Rohit's mind since India won the Champions Trophy. A new WTC (World Test Championship) cycle was starting, and hence he thought this was the best time,
Maybe just for this series (against England) with Bumrah and then see how his fitness is,
One can feel his presence in the dressing room. That's what you look at in a leader,
From his debut in 2013 to his tenure as the 35th captain of the Indian Test team, Rohit Sharma’s red-ball journey has been one of evolution, resilience, and exemplary leadership,
Yes, there's always that feeling-he could have played a bit longer. He could have reached 100 Test matches, and only a few elite players have achieved that milestone. But he's made his decision, and that's fine. His career has been absolutely brilliant,