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Rohit Sharma Test Retirement in 2025 has officially marked the end of a golden era in Indian cricket. The legendary batsman, also known as the Hitman, announced his retirement from Test cricket after a remarkable journey filled with milestones, match-winning innings, and memorable moments.
ЁЯУМ Rohit SharmaтАЩs Test Career Highlights
- Debut: November 2013 vs West Indies
- Matches: 52+
- Runs: 3,700+
- Centuries: 10+
- Highest Score: 212 vs South Africa
- Average: 45+
Rohit transformed himself into a reliable Test opener post-2019, especially in home conditions. His classical technique and calm temperament made him a pillar in IndiaтАЩs top order.
ЁЯОп Why Did Rohit Sharma Retire from Test Cricket?
At age 38, workload management and IndiaтАЩs transition to younger players like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill became crucial. Rohit himself mentioned in his farewell speech that itтАЩs time to “give the next generation their space in red-ball cricket.”
тАЬTest cricket has always been close to my heart. IтАЩm proud of what I achieved.тАЭ тАУ Rohit Sharma
ЁЯПЖ Rohit SharmaтАЩs Top Records in Test Cricket
- Double century as an opener (212)
- First player to score centuries in each innings on debut
- 4 centuries in a single home series (2019 vs South Africa)
- Over 1,500 runs as Test captain
ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│ Impact of Rohit SharmaтАЩs Retirement on Team India
Rohit’s calm leadership and experience will be missed, especially in high-pressure overseas Tests. His departure signals a new era under emerging players, but his mentorship legacy will continue in the dressing room.
