Rohit Sharma announced his retirement on Wednesday.
Roger Binny, former ODI World Cup winner (1983) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president, and secretary Devajit Saikia have showered praise on Rohit Sharma, who announced his retirement from Test cricket on Wednesday."Rohit Sharma’s impact on Indian cricket transcends records and statistics. He brought a sense of calm and assurance to the team – both as a player and as a captain," said Roger Binny.
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"His ability to stay composed under pressure and to consistently put the team’s needs above his own made him a truly special player and leader. He leaves behind not just a remarkable playing record, but a culture of
discipline and selflessness
that will inspire future generations.”
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Rohit Sharma has already announced his retirement from T20Is after ending India's ICC title drought in 2025. Rohit, under whose captaincy India won the 2025 Champions Trophy, will continue to be a part of India’s
ODI campaigns
.Who's that IPL player?Since making his debut in 2013, Rohit Sharma has played 67 Tests, scoring 4,301 runs at an average of 40.57, including 12 centuries and a career-best 212.
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As captain, he led the team in 24 Tests, securing 12 victories. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said: “Rohit Sharma has been a towering figure in India’s Test journey – a captain who placed the team above all else, and a player who personified the values of discipline, humility, and excellence. Indian cricket is proud not just of his achievements, but of the dignity and integrity with which he conducted himself throughout his career. The BCCI expresses its deepest gratitude to him for his extraordinary service in whites. His legacy is etched permanently in the history of Indian cricket.”
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