India Observers

The Indian cricket fraternity is abuzz with reports suggesting that Rohit Sharma, the current Test captain, might retire from Test cricket following the ongoing five-match series against Australia. According to The Times of India , discussions are underway with the BCCI's Cricket Committee and selectors, signaling a possible conclusion to his Test career. However, there’s speculation that should India secure a spot in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final, Rohit may reconsider and extend his tenure by another year—though that remains a significant "if." At 37, Rohit’s recent performances in the series have raised eyebrows. Scoring only 31 runs across six innings, his struggles have highlighted a growing inability to adapt to challenging overseas conditions. While he remains a dominant player in India, where pitches are more familiar and forgiving, his performance against Australia has reignited criticism about his suitability for overseas Tests. Adding to the pressure, ...

 It was a moment of anguish for fans and fellow players alike when the legendary all-rounder Ravichandran Ashwin announced his retirement from all formats of international cricket. The announcement came after the third Test between India and Australia ended in a draw. However, Ashwin shared that he intends to continue playing domestic cricket for a few more years, offering a glimmer of solace to his admirers. Ravichandran Ashwin began his cricketing journey as a right-arm off-spin bowler for Tamil Nadu. His strategic brilliance and ability to outfox batsmen with his variations caught the attention of the BCCI, earning him a spot in India’s playing XI during the 2011 World Cup. Over the years, Ashwin evolved into a complete cricketer, showcasing his prowess as a bowler, a dependable batter, and an energetic fielder. He became an inspiration to aspiring cricketers across the nation, particularly in his home state of Tamil Nadu. Ashwin’s debut in international cricket marked the begin...