During his illustrious career, Rohit took part in 151 T20I matches where he collected  4,231 runs at an average of 32.05 with a strike rate of over 140.

Team India captain Rohit Sharma retired from T20Is after guiding the team to a win in ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Barbados. The seasoned opener discussed how he prepares for each match and opened up about the specific reason behind his decision to retire from T20I format.

Rohit Sharma opens up about his decision to retire from T20 Internationals, citing the need to focus on other formats and provide opportunities for young talent.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma said he felt that calling it quit on a high and post-World Cup victory was the ‘perfect’ time to do it.

Rohit revealed that he retired from T20Is following the T20 WC title win in June because he just felt it was the right time to do so, as he had a trophy in his hands and younger players were also coming up for India ndian skipper Rohit Sharma opened up on his longevity in the game and retirement from T20I format following his team’s memorable ICC T20 World Cup win.

Rohit Sharma shocked the cricket world with his decision to retire from T20 internationals after winning the T20 World Cup 2024.

Rohit, who is the all-time leading run scorer in T20Is and also holds the record for playing most matches, hitting most sixes and centuries, retired from the shortest format of the game on June 29, 2024.

In a recent podcast, Sharma opened up about why he decided to hang up his T20I boots. He said, "The only reason I retired from T20Is is because I have had my time, I enjoyed playing the format, I played for 17 years.

Rohit Sharma opened up on his T20I retirement in great detail, insisting that the decision wasn't driven by his growing age.

Team India captain Rohit Sharma strongly denied any notion of retiring from international cricket anytime soon despite approaching his 40s. The right-handed batter declared that he still feels good enough to play all three formats and only retired from T20Is to give chance to younger players.

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma revealed that he is still capable of playing all three formats but it felt like the right time for him to retired from T20Is.