‘One of the best captains played by me’: Shubman Gill Thanks Retired ‘Cap’ Rohit Sharma | Cricket news
Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from Test cricket at the age of 38 on Wednesday, including a tribute from all over the world, including Shubman Gill’s hearty message, which has been designed to take over as Test captain for India’s upcoming England Tour in June.Gill expressed his gratitude through Instagram, acknowledging Rohit’s significant impact on his career. “India is grateful to whatever has been done in the tests as a player and a captain. You are a complete inspiration for me and everyone who has played with you or against you. There are things that I have learned from what I have been remembering forever.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Rohit Sharma’s Test career spread 67 matches, during which he scored an average of 40.57, including 12 centuries and 18 half -centuries. His highest score of 212 came against South Africa during a home series in 2019.His test journey began in 2013 with an impressive 177 against the West Indies at Eden Garden, Kolkata. He ended as India’s 16th largest run-run in the format.
In ICC World Test ChampionshipRohit played 40 Tests and scored 2,716 runs on an average of 41.15, with nine centuries and eight half -centuries. He ranks as a century-mekar in the history of India’s highest run-scorer and the World Test Championship, which ranks tenth among all time run-songs.As captain, Rohit led India in 24 tests, won 12, nine defeats and three draws, maintained the rate of 50 percent win. His leadership noticed that India reached the WTC final against Australia in 2023, although they decreased.
Gill is now considered to be at the forefront of the Test Captain, especially as Jasprit Bumrah, who led India in two tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and claimed 32 wickets in five trials, is expected to remember some matches in the upcoming cycle due to workload management and injury prevention concerns.
