Rohit Sharma was reportedly told by BCCI to retire from Test cricket after India’s 1-3 Border-Gavaskar Trophy loss. Shubman Gill is likely to take over as Test captain, with Rishabh Pant as vice-captain.

The sudden retirement of Rohit Sharma from Test cricket has left the selectors in jeopardy as they need to find a new captain for India's upcoming tour to England.

The five-Test match series between India and England is scheduled to start from June 20 and Shubman Gill will likely to lead the side.

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli announced their retirement from Test cricket in a span of five days and will be focusing solely on ODIs as far as their international commitments are concerned, and are widely expected to call time on their careers in the 2027 ICC World Cup in South Africa.

India's Test cricket captain Rohit Sharma announced his immediate retirement on Wednesday at the age of 37. His final appearance was during the fourth Test against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy,

As Rohit Sharma brought curtains down on his Test career on Wednesday, one of Indian cricket’s most respected voices, Sourav Ganguly, stepped forward to applaud the legacy left behind by the 38-year-old.

Indian cricket witnessed the end of a significant era on May 7 as Rohit Sharma, the country’s Test captain and one of its most prolific all-format p

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli were just one run away from this remarkable feat, with 999 runs in Test partnerships, 5315 in ODIs, and 1350 in T20Is. However, following Rohit's retirement from Tests, this milestone will now remain out of their reach.