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Fans pay tribute to Rohit Sharma Bids Adieu for testing cricket

The 38-year-old Mumbai batsman represented India in 67 Test matches, amassing a total of 4,301 matches. He also scored 12 and 18 and a half centuries, with his batting average just over 40.

Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma announced on Wednesday that he would retire from Test cricket just ahead of the upcoming Test series against England in June. Sharma confirmed his decision on social media and noted that he will continue to lead the team in the ODI format. Before the retirement announcement, rumors were circulating on social media about Sharma being evacuated from the Test Squad due to the struggles of the longer format captain and players.

After Sharma retired, the contributions of the cricket community and fans were hyped up. Several IPL franchises, ICC and BCCI express their gratitude to Sharma for his contribution to Test cricket and proudly acknowledge their achievements. Sharma decided to resign from Test cricket after India's recent criticism of the test series against New Zealand and Australia.

Fans have devoted their emotions to the reply and repost, expressing admiration for the legendary cricketers. A comment that resonated with people caught the public’s mood, saying: “A legendary figure, shedding light on every format! The iconic #45 Jersey will always symbolize pure hitting magic.”

Another fan simply wrote, “Thank you, Captain.”

Although grief is evident among many, most celebrate Rohit’s decision with pride, praising his choice to retire as his own after a successful career.

The 38-year-old Mumbai batsman represented India in 67 Test matches, amassing a total of 4,301 matches. He also scored 12 and 18 and a half centuries, with his batting average just over 40 years old. After India's 2024 World Cup victory, Rohit has now retired from the T20I format and will now focus on more than 50 times formats and IPL.

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