The former Indian test captain Rohit Sharma (L) was awarded the Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis in his residence. (Figure via x/@Dev_fadnavis) Main Minister Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis recently welcomed the Indian cricket star Rohit Sharma into its official Varsha residence and identified a special meeting that celebrated the famous cricker test career.Fadnavis shared his ideas for a meeting through his official X account and expressed admiration even the best for Sharma, which recently announced his retirement from the test cricket.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!“It was great to welcome, meet and communicate with the Indian cricket Rohit Sharma in my official Varsha residence. I extended my best wishes to retire from the test cricket and for the continuing success in the next chapter of his journey!”
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Rohit left a test cricket after a career lasting 67 tests and 11 years.Rohit made his debut against West India in November 2013 and continued to represent India in 67 tests. He collected 4 301 runs on average 40.57, with 12 centuries and 18 fifties. Its highest score of 212 came during an unforgettable domestic series against South Africa in 2019. It ends as 16. The highest Indian run in the longest format.
Explained: Why Rohit Sharma left the test cricket
In 2013, he launched his trial trip unforgettable 177 against West India in Eden Gardens in Calcutta. Despite the immense promise and some big gossip, “Hitman” initially tried to strengthen as the best selection dough in a longer format, especially on a tour away from home. Since 2013–18, Rohit played only 27 tests and recorded 1,585 runs on average 39.63, with three centuries and 10 1950s in 47 shifts. His best score was 151. The right -hander fought away from home, especially in testing the countries of South Africa, England, New Zealand and South Africa (hay). Success in these nations is often considered a characteristic feature of a large Indian dough.However, with double centuries against South Africa in Visakhapatnam in 2019 Rohit revived his test career as an opener. In 40 tests during the History of the World Championship in ICC (WTC), he performed 2,716 runs on average 41.15, with nine centuries and eight fifties. Its best score was 212. It’s the best Indian running-Getter, Century Maker in WTC history and overall in 10th place among the best running getters. He led India to the WTC final against Australia in the UK in 2023, where they lost.
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