Indian skipper Rohit Sharma dismissed rumors about his retirement following historic victory in the final of ICC Champions Trophy against New Zealand in Dubai, confirming that he will continue

Rohit Sharma’s ODI career is celebrated for his unmatched ability to play long innings, including three double centuries. His defining moments include five centuries in the 2019 World Cup and pivotal performances in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

India captain Rohit Sharma ended the suspense over his potential retirement from the one-day format after guiding the team to its third ICC Champions Trophy title in Dubai on Sunday.

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma has completed 1,000 runs against New Zealand in ODI cricket. Rohit reached the landmark in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy final against the Black Caps in Dubai. The 37-year-old attained the feat with his 3rd run in the match. He is the seventh player with 1,000-plus runs for India against NZ in the format.

"India will definitely win the trophy because he (Rohit Sharma) has promised me to win the trophy," Lad told ANI.

India skipper Rohit Sharma on Sunday dismissed the speculations about his career after winning the ICC Champions Trophy, saying that he is not quitting the ODI format anytime soon

India skipper Rohit Sharma on Sunday said he is "not retiring" from one-day international cricket after leading his team to a record third Champions Trophy title in Dubai. Rohit has led India to their second successive ICC title after the team lifted the T20 World Cup in Barbados last year.

India captain Rohit Sharma buried speculations about his retirement once and for all, confirming that he will continue to play ODIs for the country.