Beyond the much awaited Australia tour, Rohit Sharma is quietly ready for a challenge as he spent about a week at the BCCI Center of Excellence starting on 16 September.
India is set to visit Australia for a long white ball tour at the end of this month. They have set their eyes on an ODI series 3-Match, which is scheduled to begin on 19 October, while the 5-Match T20I series will begin on 29 November.
Former Indian captain Rohit Sharma makes his much -awaited comeback in one day format. However, he has been snatched away from the role of the Indian captain, as Shubman Gill is set to complete India’s next-gene. The decision came as part of BCCI’s two -year plan before the next World Cup.
Rohit Sharma gears for Australia Tour with an intensive practice session
After the tour began on 19 October, Rohit Sharma started his preparations on 16 September and according to Revsports, spent about a week at BCCI’s Center of Excellence (COE) in Bengaluru.
While practicing, he was not only going through movements, as the practices were done as well as according to the opposition that he would have to face in Australia next month.
His practice was involved in batting hours against long, fast bowlers, which he requested during that time. There were days when they extended their sessions further, even after being informed that the scheduled time was over. Out of his criteria, he also spent hours with light weight in the gym, a group of ten bowlers and another set of throdowly experts.
Rohit Sharma’s only chance of audition for the upcoming World Cup
Rohit Sharma last played for India in the long format of White-Ball cricket, back in the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. The tournament marked Rohit’s last ICC event as the captain of the Indian team, while he shut down a bad form with a 79 -run match winning match against New Zealand.
Rohit then declared his retirement from the longest format of the game in the middle of the IPL; After announcing its T20i retirement last year, it marked to exit Rohit’s two international formats of the game.
Only in ODIs with Rohit, he is well aware that he will get a maximum of 9 matches before the next World Cup. He will be against Australia in three ODIs, then against South Africa on the soil of the house in November-December, and finally against New Zealand in January 2026 next year.
Number of Rohit Sharma in Odis in Australia
After making his ODI debut in 2007, Rohit appeared in 273 ODI matches throughout his career. He has scored 11,168 runs in the format and with a highest personal score of 264, the largest record as three dual centuries.
Indian Great has scored the most runs against Australia, as in 46 sports, he has scored 2407 runs. Of these, Rohit Sharma, who plays 30 innings on the Australian soil, is known as the master puller, enjoys batting on bouncy tracks and has scored an average of 1328 runs on an average of 53.12 and 5 hundreds in his name.
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