Rohit Sharma Bids Farewell to Test Cricket, Cricket Fraternity Lauds His Career

Indian cricket fans have a lot to say about Rohit Sharma’s sudden Test retirement.

Sharma’s Legacy

Rohit, 38, shocked everyone by announcing his immediate retirement from red-ball cricket. He’s now focused solely on leading the ODI team.

Yuvraj Singh, India’s World Cup-winning all-rounder, praised Rohit, calling him a “silent warrior” who became a top leader. Yuvraj said Rohit showed spirit, patience, and character in Test cricket.

Rishabh Pant, a talented wicketkeeper-batsman, felt Rohit’s absence will be deeply felt. He posted on Instagram, “Your presence will always echo in the dressing room.”

Praises Pour In

Gautam Gambhir, India’s head coach, called Rohit a “master, a leader, and a gem.” Parthiv Patel, a former Indian wicketkeeper, felt an era has ended. He said Rohit’s patience, elegance, and leadership will be remembered.

Sourav Ganguly, a former Indian captain, believes Rohit made the right call at the right time. Mayank Agarwal, an Indian batsman, reminisced about his time with Rohit, sharing memories of their understanding on the field and the banter in the dressing room.

RP Singh, a former Indian fast bowler, praised Rohit’s contributions to Indian cricket, saying they’re “unmatched.” He thanked Rohit for the thrilling innings and the passion he brought to the team.

Young Indian openers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Dhruv Jurel also praised Rohit. Jaiswal said sharing the crease with Rohit was a blessing. Jurel, who made his Test debut under Rohit’s captaincy, wished him a happy retirement.

A Leader Remembered

ICC Chairman Jay Shah thanked Rohit for his bold leadership and entertaining performances in Test cricket. BCCI Chairman Roger Binny said Rohit’s impact on Indian cricket goes beyond stats.

Binny praised Rohit for bringing a sense of calm and assurance to the team. He said Rohit’s ability to stay calm under pressure and put the team first made him a special player and leader.

Irfan Pathan, a former Indian all-rounder, remembered Rohit’s heroics in England. Amit Mishra, a former Indian leg spinner, congratulated Rohit on his Test career, wishing him well for his ODI journey.

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