Squirt around Rohit SharmaOD’s captaincy is buzzing in cricketing circles. The experienced opener has already said goodbye to T20i and Test cricket, many fans and pundits are now wondering how long he will continue in the 50 -over format. In that debate, one name has come to the fore and again-Shreyas Iyer,
Iyer’s reputation as a leader has increased considerably in recent years. Guidance to two different IPL teams for a back-to-back final has not only boosted their stocks, but is also a wave of belief that he can be a man to succeed in Rohit in Odis. Supporters see him as a mixture of composition, aggression and strategic skills – which often define successful captains.
BCCI replaced Rohit Sharma as ODI captain of Team India on Shrees Iyer’s report
Although, Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) It is quick to stop speculation of walking. BCCI Secretary Devjit SaikiaWhen asked about the report of considering the name of the year, a blunt dismissal was being offered.
“This is news for me. There is no such discussion,” Saikia told that Hindustan TimesExplaining that there has been no talks regarding changes in ODI leadership.
This explanation highlighted that, for now, remains firmly as in -charge of Rohit ODE setup, and no official succession plan has been prepared.
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Rohit’s future and forward road
At the age of 38, Rohit is in the final chapter of his international career. Nevertheless, on ODI – in his most prominent format – the opener has not shown immediate signs of going away. His batting remains central for India’s plans, and 2027 ODI World CupAlthough it is still a few years away, it seems already in talks about the team’s long -term roadmap.
While Iyer’s rise keeps him in controversy, another name that can shape the future of India’s leadership Shubman GillThe young opener has already captained the IPL level and has shown a glimpse of responsibility in the tests. With age on his side, Gill may be well one when Rohit decides to call on time, inherited the baton. For now, however, Rohit remains a reliable leader of India in the ODI format, with a strong succession by the BCCI.
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