Rohit Sharma's unexpected retirement from Test cricket has shocked many, especially given his recent successes in other formats. Although his captaincy record in Test matches was less than stellar, including series losses to New Zealand and Australia,

The Indian cricket team will kickstart a massive transition in Test cricket from the England series after Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from the longest format of the game and ex-captain Virat Kohli also quit the whites on ending major speculation over their future post the defeats to New Zealand and Australia.

Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket, ending speculation about his future in the format. The 38-year-old will continue to lead India in ODIs, having already retired from T20Is.

Following Rohit Sharma's Test retirement ahead of the all-important England tour, the Indian team are left with massive shoes to fill in. There are five candidates who could be the ideal fit as Rohit's successor.

Manjrekar refered to Rohit Sharma's recent poor Test form and raised concerns over his fitness to suggest that his days as a Test opener were already over.

Rohit Sharma clarifies his ODI plans. He acknowledges his past achievements but focuses on evolving his batting style. Sharma aims for a more aggressive approach. He promises to retire when he feels he can no longer contribute effectively.

Rohit Sharma on Wednesday announced his retirement from Test cricket with immediate effect ending all speculations about his future in the longest format. The 38-year-old was India`s most prolific Test batter in the second half of his career,