Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from Test cricket after a 12-year-long career, which could well have begun three years earlier if not for a freak injury. After failing to live up to the ...

Rohit Sharma walks away from Test cricket with 4,301 runs, 12 centuries, and an average of 40—a fine record for someone who saw many of his prime years pass without a Test cap. Cricket will miss ...

One brings two. Rohit Sharma's 2nd Test was also the 200th and final Test match of the great Sachin Tendulkar. Rohit celebrated the fellow Mumbaikar's farewell by scoring a century.

Rohit Sharma retires from Test cricket after 67 matches and 4,301 runs. ... “That century in Chennai, that one at the Oval, both priceless.

Rohit Sharma's Test career has been a jinxed one. He signs out as an example, a champion to emulate, even if his Test numbers aren't exactly champion material.

Rohit Sharma has scored 4301 runs in 67 matches at an average of 40.57 before retiring from the format. ... While scoring a Test century is always a huge achievement for any player, ...

Shubman Gill didn't have a great record outside the subcontinent, but the young India captain has put his best foot forward ...

M ore than a month after he announced his retirement from Test cricket, Rohit Sharma posted another Instagram story about cricket, this time to express gratitude. Rohit posted a picture of his ...

Rohit Sharma, one of India’s most distinguished batters and leaders in the modern era, has announced his retirement from Test cricket. The 38-year-old made the announcement on Instagram, drawing ...

Rohit Sharma, one of India’s most distinguished batters and leaders in the modern era, has announced his retirement from Test cricket. Having debuted in 2013, Rohit’s Test journey saw a ...