Rohit sharma: Team India players are currently busy in the 18th season of IPL. But meanwhile, the Australia captain has given a big statement about Indian captain Rohit Sharma. Actually, the T20 league is played in Australia just like the IPL. This is the second most famous T20 league after the IPL. Kangaroo captain Rohit made a statement about playing in it, which is making headlines. Let us tell you what they said ..?

Rohit Sharma expressed desire to play in BBL

Actually, Australia's female captain Alyssa Heli wants to see Rohit Sharma playing in the Big Bash League. He believes that a player like Rohit being in BBL will see great competition. They said, "Imagine looking at a player like Rohit Sharma in BBL - this will be a miracle for our competition."

Indian players do not play foreign leagues

Let us tell you that according to the rules of BCCI, no Indian player can play in the foreign league. Especially male players cannot play in any foreign league at all. The reason for this is to maintain the uniqueness of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The board believes that a mixture of Indian and foreign players in the IPL promotes Indian cricket and makes it special. However, the BCCI has also clarified that Indian players can play in the foreign league after retirement.

Foreign leagues can play Indian players after retirement

In such a situation, if someone wants to see Rohit Sharma or any Indian player playing in another league, then he will have to wait for his retirement. It is known that Dinesh Karthik retired last year. After that he was seen playing in 20 leagues. However, BCCI rules are not for women players. There is no such restriction for women cricketers and they can play in the foreign league.

Rohit Sharma's recent performance

Talking about Rohit Sharma's performance of IPL 2925, he has played 3 matches so far. He has scored 21 runs in 3 matches. That is, their bat has flopped. Now he will face LSG once again on 4 April. In such a situation, he will be expected to break the process of his poor performance.