Rohit Sharma will reportedly continue to lead Team India in Test cricket and do captaincy in the England series. Rohit recently confirmed that he isn't retiring from the game. He stood down from the playing XI for the fifth Test match against Australia in January.

India captain Rohit Sharma won the player of the match award in the final of the Champions Trophy. Speaking after the match, Rohit explained why he did not change his template despite huge criticism ahead of the tournament.

India will play a five-match Test series in England in June 2025. India could make a few big changes to the squad for the spic series, with a new captain leading the team in England. Let us look at India's Likely XI for a five-match Test series in England.

As India won the Champions Trophy title for the third time, Rohit Sharma etched his name in the record books with his 76-run knock against New Zealand in the Final clash of the tournament at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on March 9.

Known to be someone who is known for his aggressive approach in recent times, Rohit Sharma may need to be a bit 'selfish' in the final of the Champions Trophy 2025 against New Zealand. Here's why the Indian skipper should curb his current approach and look to play the lengthy knock in Dubai.

In an interaction with Sports Tak, Navjot Singh Sidhu opined that there should be no change in the captaincy scenario till 2027 and that Rohit Sharma should be the captain in the series against England.

The Champions Trophy triumph has added to the aura of Rohit Sharma and it won't be a surprise if he travels to England as the leader of the pack even though the selectors are yet to make a decision on the Test tour starting June 20.