India's next big Test series after Australia is a fair while away but the head coach and selectors would have to take tough and important calls soon.

When asked if Rohit Sharma, the designated India captain, will play in Sydney or not, coach Gautam Gambhir gave a strange reply

According to a report from The Times of India, Rohit is ‘unlikely’ to be part of the Indian Test setup after the series against Australia; however, he may not announce his retirement from the format immediately. Rohit can hold off on such a decision to avoid exacerbating the already tense atmosphere in the team.

With India trailing 1-2 ahead of the final Test which begins in Sydney on January 3, and Rohit Sharma showing no signs of returning to form, he is likely to be rested or dropped from the playing XI

Rohit Sharma has come under fierce criticism for his recent poor form with the bat, while his leadership has also come under heavy scrutiny in the aftermath of India's home Test series loss to New Zealand.

India’s captain has been out of form during the series in Australia and his inclusion in the decisive Sydney test is in doubt

Virat Kohli could be on the verge of a dramatic return to the Test captaincy as the Indian cricket team finds itself at a critical juncture ahead of the fifth anoud final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25.

Netizens are divided over reports on Virat Kohli's potential return as captain for India's final Test against Australia, amid Rohit Sharma's uncertain future.

The Indian Cricket Team is all set to undergo a transition period as both Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are staring at the twilight period of their glittering career.

Nearly two years after stepping down as India’s Test captain, India’s star batter Virat Kohli could return to the helm again. According to a report published in a leading English daily, the 36-year-old,