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CONFIRMED: ‘Rohit Sharma will play 2027 ODI World Cup and retire after that’ | Cricket News

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CONFIRMED: 'Rohit Sharma will play 2027 ODI World Cup and retire after that'
Rohit Sharma smashed his fiftieth worldwide hundred in Sydney and completed as the highest run-scorer of the just lately concluded ODI sequence towards Australia. (PTI Photograph)

NEW DELHI: After Rohit Sharma’s explosive knock and India’s victory over Australia within the third ODI, the batter’s childhood coach, Dinesh Lad, expressed his delight on Saturday, stating that the veteran will retire after taking part in the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup. Rohit smashed his fiftieth worldwide hundred in Sydney and completed as the highest run-scorer of the just lately concluded ODI sequence towards Australia.Throughout India’s chase of 237, his commanding 121* and partnership with long-time teammate Virat Kohli thrilled followers who had packed the stadium — probably witnessing their final outing collectively on Australian soil.“The way in which Rohit batted at this time and the way he contributed to India’s win — it felt nice to observe the match. He’ll play the 2027 ODI World Cup and retire after that,” Dinesh Lad mentioned.

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Talking about Virat, who scored a gradual 74* after two successive geese in Perth and Adelaide, Lad mentioned that “there are misunderstandings about Virat on a regular basis.”“He’s somebody who can thrive anytime and wherever. The way in which he performed at this time, it feels good. Sachin had mentioned in a operate means again that Rohit and Virat can be the gamers who would break his data. Each getting nearer to his data feels actually good,” he added.As for the match, Australia gained the toss and selected to bat first. A 61-run opening stand between skipper Mitchell Marsh (41 off 50 balls, with 5 fours and a six) and Travis Head (29 off 25 balls, with six fours) gave them a stable begin.Matt Quick contributed 30 off 41 balls with two fours, whereas a 59-run partnership between Matt Renshaw (56 off 58 balls, with two fours) and Alex Carey (24 off 37 balls, with a 4) took the Aussies to 183/3. Nevertheless, a middle-order collapse noticed them bundled out for 236 in 46.4 overs. Harshit Rana (4/39 in 8.4 overs) and Washington Sundar (2/44) had been the standout bowlers, whereas Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Axar Patel, and Kuldeep Yadav took one wicket every.Chasing 237, India started strongly with a 69-run opening stand, that includes Shubman Gill (24 off 26 balls, with two fours and a six). Then got here the second followers had been ready for all sequence — Rohit Sharma (121* off 125 balls, with 13 fours and three sixes) and Virat Kohli (74* off 81 balls, with seven fours) mixed for an unbeaten 168-run partnership, steering India residence with 9 wickets in hand.Rohit was named each ‘Participant of the Match’ and ‘Participant of the Collection’ for his stellar efficiency, ending as the highest scorer with 202 runs, together with a century and a fifty.





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