Rohit Sharma confirmed that he won't be retiring from the ODI format following India's Champions Trophy win last Sunday.

India captain Rohit Sharma has dismissed rumours of his retirement after leading his side to triumph in the Champions Trophy. The opener’s half-century set up a successful chase for India in Dubai as they prevailed against New Zealand by four wickets to secure a second successive major tournament title after T20 World Cup success last year.

With his commanding performance, Rohit became only the fourth captain—and the second Indian—to win the Player of the Match award in an ICC final away from home, joining Clive Lloyd (West Indies, 1975), Ricky Ponting (Australia, 2003), and MS Dhoni (India, 2011).

Amid the discussion on his ODI future, a report claimed that Rohit Sharma could likely end his Test career in October this year

Former India cricketer Yograj Singh was happy to hear confirming that he wasn't contemplating retirement after the Mumbai cricketer led the Men in Blue to a first Champions Trophy win in 12 years on Sunday,

Dinesh Karthik hailed Rohit Sharma for his clarity while stating that the Indian skipper will decide his future in international cricket on his terms.

Hailing Rohit Sharma's record as both a batter and captain, de Villiers was effusive in his praise for how the India captain transformed his batting in the ODI format over the last three years to win the T20 World Cup and the Champions Trophy in a span of nine months.