Rohit and Virat
Recently people are discussing a lot about whether BCCI (the organization of the Indian cricket team) has secretly refused to let Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma play Test cricket. Some people believe that this is because the Indian team is not performing well in these matches, so they want to bring young players into the team. But an important BCCI official Rajiv Shukla clearly said that these rumors are not true.
Rumors spread:
People started talking that when India did not perform well in Australia and New Zealand, Kohli and Rohit were dropped from the team so that young players could get a chance to play.
BCCI
Shukla told ANI that the news is not true. He said that they have decided to retire on their own will and the board never forces anyone to do so.
The BCCI (cricket body) wants to tell everyone that they have not put any pressure on anyone, and there is nothing secret going on. Kohli and Rohit decided to take off their white cricket jersey on their own. Their story in one-day cricket (called ODIs) is still being written, meaning they still have more work to do. Since everything is open and honest, it is easier for new players to play Test cricket (another kind of cricket.
Virat Kohli vs Rohit Sharma: Masters of Modern Cricket
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are two of the most iconic players of modern cricket. Both players have played a vital role in India’s success across formats and have redefined consistency, skill and leadership. From explosive knocks in ODIs and T20Is to brilliant performances in Test cricket, their careers present a fascinating comparison for cricket fans around the world.
Virat Kohli: The Chase Master
ODI Career
Virat Kohli made his ODI debut against Sri Lanka in 2008. Known as the “Chase Master”, he has earned a reputation for successful run chases. As of 2025, Kohli has played over 270 ODIs, scoring over 12,500 runs at an average of over 58, including 43 centuries and 65 half-centuries. His consistency, ability to handle pressure and hunger for big scores make him one of the greatest ODI batsmen of all time.
T20I career
Kohli’s T20I career began in 2010 and since then he has become one of the most consistent performers in the format. With over 4,000 runs in T20Is at an average of over 52, Kohli’s ability to adapt to high-pressure situations is unmatched. Known for his fearless batting, he has led India to many memorable T20I victories, including some outstanding performances in ICC tournaments.
Test career
In Test matches, Kohli has been a pillar of India’s batting order. Making his debut against the West Indies in 2011, he has scored over 8,000 runs in over 100 matches at a remarkable average of over 50. Kohli’s centuries in challenging overseas conditions such as England and Australia have established him as one of the best Test batsmen of his era.
Rohit Sharma: The Hitman
ODI career
Rohit Sharma made his ODI debut in 2007 and soon became known for his explosive stroke play. He holds the record for the highest individual score in ODI cricket, an unbeaten 264. With over 10,500 runs including over 30 centuries and 55 half-centuries, Rohit’s ability to accelerate and play long, match-defining knocks has been crucial to India’s white-ball success.
T20I career
Rohit’s T20I performances have been equally impressive. He has scored over 3,800 runs at an average of over 33 and a strike rate of over 138. His three T20I centuries—the most by any player—reflect his dominance in the shorter format. Rohit’s ability to hit big sixes and maintain composure under pressure has made him a key player in ICC T20 tournaments.
Test career
Although Rohit is primarily known as a limited-overs batsman, he has thrived in Test cricket as well. Making his debut in 2013, he has amassed over 3,500 runs at an average of over 46, including several double centuries. His brilliant stroke play and ability to play long innings make him a dependable top-order batsman in the longer format.
Leadership and influence
Both Kohli and Rohit have captained India in different formats, where Kohli has emphasised on aggression and fitness, Rohit has displayed calm and strategic skills. Together, the duo forms the backbone of India’s batting across formats and is inspiring a generation of young cricketers.
Conclusion
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are modern-day cricket legends, dominating ODIs, T20s and Test cricket with unmatched skill, consistency and charisma. While Kohli is known for his chase mastery and fierce competitiveness, Rohit is known for his explosive batting and calm leadership. Together, the two are shaping the future of Indian cricket and leaving a legacy that will be remembered for decades.
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