Cricket News

“One Last Time...”: Rohit Sharma’s Instagram Story Fuels Retirement Rumours

Both Rohit and Kohli now play only one format after retiring from Tests and T20Is. Their future in international cricket has been a topic of discussion for some time.

Avijit Das
Published 2 mins read
Rohit-Sharma--vs-Australia.webp
Rohit-Sharma--vs-Australia.webp

Rohit Sharma took to social media to post a photo that left Indian cricket fans guessing about its meaning. The former Indian captain shared a picture of himself at the Sydney airport with the caption: “One last time, signing off from Sydney.” Earlier on Saturday, Rohit had said that he always enjoyed playing in Australia. After a tough ODI series against long-time rivals, the former captain hinted that this might be his and Virat Kohli’s last visit to the country.

Both Rohit and Kohli now play only one format after retiring from Tests and T20Is. Their future in international cricket has been a topic of discussion for some time.

Add Us as Your Trusted SourceFollow Cricket Winner on Google to get our coverage first in your feed.
★ Add Cricket Winner

Also Read -IPL 2026: KKR To Appoint Abhishek Nayar As New Head Coach In Major Overhaul

Rohit and Kohli Lead India to Victory

On Saturday, the two iconic batters, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, once again joined forces to save India from a series whitewash. Their unbeaten 168-run partnership helped India secure a nine-wicket win in the third ODI.

“Always love coming here and playing here. Fond memories of 2008. I’m not sure if we’ll be coming back to Australia, but we enjoy our cricket no matter what accolades we achieve," Rohit said after being named both Player of the Match and Player of the Series.

Rohit scored a brilliant 121, while Kohli added 74 runs in India’s win.

Rohit Reflects on the Tour

“We started afresh in Perth — that’s how I look at things," Rohit said, speaking about the challenges of playing in Australia. He also stressed the value of experience and guidance for younger players.

“You expect tough pitches and quality bowlers in Australia. Playing here is never easy. We couldn’t win the series, but there are many positives. It’s a young side, and there will be a lot of learnings," he added.

Follow us on9M+ fans across platforms

About the Author

Avijit Das
Written By

Avijit Das

author · 1929 articles

A Madridista at heart, football is my first love, while cricket writing is my passion. Although Real Madrid sparked my love for football, Virat Kohli introduced me to the world of cricket. With over three years of journalism experience, I have written for Sportskeeda, Cricreads, and Athlete Fortune. I currently write for Cricket Winner, covering cricket news, match analysis, player stories, and statistics.

Watch Now

Web Stories

“

It is not my job to announce the winner

Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019