Well, the idea of keeping Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli together in the scheme of things in ODI cricket is now under the scanner as the national selectors and team management start looking at both former captains separately for the future.
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Even though the Hitman has worked hard on his fitness and looks leaner than before, there are serious doubts about whether the seasoned opener’s body can handle the demands of full 50-over cricket for a long time, as the World Cup is scheduled for 2027.
Rohit Sharma’s fitness and batting approach raise serious concerns
These developments raised questions about his long-term role in the team’s top order, with age also becoming a big factor. It is being said that the “team management isn’t exactly convinced of this approach.”
Virat Kohli gets separate treatment from BCCI and selectors
However, the team management views Virat Kohli's case differently. Kohli’s fitness levels are still top-notch, and his form, consistency, and preparation are being rated highly by the team management. And because of all these factors, the dashing right-hander’s future is being evaluated separately, compared to other senior players, especially Rohit Sharma.
Notably, Kohli is having a spectacular IPL 2026 season with the RCB, amassing 542 runs at an impressive average of 54.20 and a blistering strike rate of 164.74 in 13 games so far.
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