The era of Captain Rohit Sharma for Team India is speculated to end soon. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) can soon announce the replacement of Rohit Sharma. After the retirement of MS Dhoni, it was Sharma, under whose leadership India touched the glory moment in limited-over formats. As Sharma already signed out from T20Is, discussions in the article will be limited to his heroics in One Day Internationals only. Highlighting only 3 of the best ODI victories during Captain Rohit Sharma's era is more than a difficult task. 

Top three memorable wins for Team India in ODIs under Rohit Sharma's leadership:

1. Champions Trophy 2025 Final: India vs New Zealand:

Match 9, 2025, was a historic day for Team India in the format. On this day, Team India, led by Sharma, won the Championship Trophy by defeating New Zealand in the final match by 4 wickets with 6 balls to spare. The skipper of India was in top form in the match, scoring 76 off 83 and laying the foundation for a terrific win. Batting first, New Zealand registers a competitive total of 251 runs in 50 overs at the Dubai International Stadium. India chased down the total in exchange for 6 wickets. 

2. World Cup 2023: India vs Pakistan:

World Cup 2023 could be a sweet memory for Indian cricket fans if they were able to win the final match against Australia. Until the final match, India was undefeated. On October 14, 2023, the Men in Blue brigade beat archrival Pakistan with ease. Against a high-class bowling performance by Team India, Pakistan's batting lineup collapsed like a house of cards.

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Batting first, they scored only 191 runs in 42.5 overs. India took only 30.3 overs to chase down the subpar total. Rohit Sharma scored a magnificent 86, and Shreyas Iyer scored an unbeaten 53; India won the match, losing only 3 wickets. 

3. ODI series win vs England, 2022:

Before the 3rd of the three-match ODI series, the series was balanced at 1-1. England made a brilliant comeback by winning the second match and was confident to conquer the third match as well. As the home team, Jos Buttler's team, England, was the favorite to win the series against the mighty India. Rohit Sharma led the team. India found the way to victory when Hardik Pandya and Yuzvendra Chahal made some great efforts with their bowling. England was bowled out for 259 runs, a chase-able total for the touring side, and they did that with 47 balls to spare. Rishabh Pant played an unforgettable 125-run knock at Old Trafford, accompanied by Pandya's 71. India won the 3-match ODI series by 2-1, a historic scoreline for Indian cricket.