DUBAI (ANI)- India captain Rohit Sharma has dismissed speculation about his retirement after leading the team to victory in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand in Dubai on March 9.

Rohit Sharma recently took it to the press conference to reveal his retirement plans after the ICC Champions Trophy triumph in Dubai. SIGN UP now to claim your WELCOME BONUS of INR 20,000 and make ...

Indian captain Rohit Sharma addressed the media after winning the 2025 Champions Trophy. During a press conference, he clicked a selfie with journalists after India defeated New Zealand to win the ...

Rohit Sharma after winning the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 confirmed he isn't retiring from the ODI format (AP Photo) Rohit Sharma has no reason to retire, says South African batting great AB de ...

In the final, Rohit Sharma stood out, scoring a commendable 76 runs off 83 balls. His impressive performance propelled him to No.3 in the latest ICC ODI batting rankings, a remarkable achievement ...

Rohit Sharma is known to forget his passport, phones, other belongings from time to time, but on Sunday, the India captain forgot the trophy in the media room after attending the post-match press ...

X (Twitter) Head coach Gautam Gambhir landed in Delhi while skipper Rohit Sharma touched down in Mumbai as members of the Champions Trophy-winning Indian team dispersed from Dubai, taking various ...

Rohit Sharma led India to a historic ICC Champions Trophy 2025 victory, securing their second ICC trophy in nine months with a thrilling win over New Zealand. He ended retirement speculations ...

Rohit Sharma’s pivotal 76-run performance and KL Rahul's unbeaten 34 were crucial for India, who remained undefeated throughout the tournament. This win establishes India as the most successful ...

Former Indian cricketer Yograj Singh praised Rohit Sharma for his decision to continue playing ODIs after a stellar performance in the Champions Trophy final. He emphasized that both Rohit and ...

The victory delighted both Indian cricket fans and players. Indian captain Rohit Sharma was extremely happy following the win and attempted to persuade ICC Chairman Jay Shah to join him in dancing.

Almost a quarter century after Chris Cairns and Chris Harris broke Indian hearts in Nairobi in the final of the ICC Knockout – the Champions Trophy’s previous incarnation – Rohit Sharma and ...