NEW DELHI: Former Indian cricketer Yograj Singh, who can be father of legendary cricketer Yuvraj Singh, expressed his satisfaction with Rohit Sharma‘s choice to proceed enjoying One Day Worldwide (ODI) cricket and never retire from the format.
Speculations and experiences had steered that the Champions Trophy ultimate between India and New Zealand in Dubai may have been Rohit’s final ODI look.
Nevertheless, Rohit’s excellent efficiency, scoring a swashbuckling 76 runs, laid the inspiration for India’s four-wicket victory and their triumph within the event.
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After the match, Rohit addressed the media and confirmed his intention to proceed enjoying ODIs, stating, “I’m not going to retire from this format.”
Yograj Singh welcomed this choice and expressed his perception that each Rohit and Virat Kohli ought to contemplate retirement solely after the 2027 ODI World Cup, scheduled to be held in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.
“The most effective factor is that Rohit Sharma stated he’s not retiring. Nicely executed, my son. No one can retire Rohit and Virat. They need to take into consideration retirement after successful the 2027 ODI World Cup. I had stated this earlier than India would win,” Yograj informed ANI.

Within the decisive Champions Trophy ultimate, Rohit showcased his prolific power-hitting talents, dominating New Zealand’s bowling assault along with his match-winning knock of 76 runs off 83 balls.
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His efficiency was instrumental in India’s victory and earned him the Participant of the Match award. Regardless of wickets falling on the different finish, Rohit’s expertise and willpower saved the scoreboard ticking in the course of the center overs.
Though Rohit was finally dismissed, stumped after making an attempt an aggressive shot, his teammates continued the combat and ensured India emerged victorious, securing the coveted Champions Trophy title.