Rohit Gurunath Sharma

Gill was phenomenal in his maiden outing as India's Test captain.

These two stalwarts continue to be major draws and are capable of getting fans to stadiums even if the series is of little consequence.

Both Rohit and Kohli have been working hard after a seven-month lay off from international cricket since the Champions Trophy triumph in March.

With his 10th century as an Indian opener, KL Rahul surpassed big names like Rohit Sharma and current India coach Gautam Gambhir in an elite list.

Hardik Pandya is dealing with a left quadriceps injury and has been adviced at least four weeks of recuperation.

In the high-stakes final against Pakistan in Dubai, the dashing Punjab opener now has the opportunity to break two significant records held by Indian superstars Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

Rohit Sharma is expected to be at the ODI helm when the Men In Blue travel to Australia for a full-fledged white-ball series next month.

Reports suggest that all players, including the senior duo, successfully cleared the tests and are now awaiting team selection for upcoming assignments.

The incident took place at India's last tour of Australia, which was nothing less than a disaster for the visitors.

Suryakumar displayed great maturity in both his on-field choices and his batsmanship during the match against Pakistan. The handshake controversy that followed the victory was also well-handled by by the skipper.

Muhammad Waseem reached the milestone in just 1,947 balls, surpassing England’s Jos Buttler, who previously held the record at 2,068 balls.

Green Park Stadium will host the three one-day games on September 30, October 3, and October 5, 2025. All games are set to begin at 1:30 PM IST.

Across his illustrious Test career, Kohli recorded 30 centuries, including seven double hundreds, firmly establishing himself as one of India’s greatest Test cricketers.

On October 19, India will begin a three-match ODI series against Australia in Perth's Optus Stadium.

So far, Suryakumar Yadav has led India in 23 matches, winning 19 of them.

With 19,700 runs, Rohit is India's fourth-highest run scorer in all formats of international cricket. He has 11,168 runs in ODIs and 4,301 runs in 67 Test matches.

Both senior cricketers are available for the series, and Rohit Sharma is anticipated to captain the team in Australia.

The Indian cricket icon or his representatives are yet to officially disclose the reason.

India's three-match ODI series against Australia will be Rohit Sharma's next appearance on the field.

Shubman Gill’s return as T20 vice-captain ahead of the Asia Cup would do a ‘world of good’ to the Indian team.