Rohit Sharma: Team India captain Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from T20I. Due to which Team India will now get a new captain in the T20 format. Whereas according to media reports, Rohit Sharma may retire from all formats very soon. Due to which Team India will get a new captain in all three formats.

Today we will talk about which player can get the captaincy of Team India after Rohit Sharma. It is believed that not Hardik Pandya and Shubman Gill but a 26-year-old young player can become the captain of Team India.

Rohit Sharma may retire soon!

Let us tell you that Team India has become the champion in the recently played T20 World Cup 2024. Team India has achieved this feat under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma. But soon after winning the T20 World Cup, Rohit announced his retirement from T20 International.

Due to which all the fans of Rohit have got a big shock. Now the news is coming that after some time Rohit Sharma may retire from Test and ODI formats and can be seen playing only in IPL.

Not Hardik-Gill, but this player can get the captaincy

After Team India's opening batsman and captain Rohit Sharma, the captaincy of the team may not be given to all-rounder Hardik Pandya and Shubman Gill but to 26-year-old wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant. Because, Rishabh Pant plays all three formats for Team India.

Due to which his chances of becoming the captain are much higher than Hardik and Gill. Hardik Pandya is currently the vice-captain of Team India and Gill has been sent as the captain on the Zimbabwe tour. But Pant can now get the captaincy of all three formats after Rohit Sharma.

Rishabh Pant career

If we talk about Rishabh Pant's international career, he made his debut for Team India in the year 2017. Since then, he has made a place in Team India due to his excellent performance. Pant has played 33 Tests, 30 ODIs and 74 T20I matches so far. Pant has 2271 runs in Tests. While in ODIs, he has scored 865 runs so far and has been successful in scoring 1158 runs in T20. Pant has scored 6 centuries so far.