Following Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s Test retirements, the prospect of their participation in the 2027 ODI World Cup has gained significant traction. Fans are eager to see these cricketing icons potentially compete in one last ICC tournament. Given that Kohli will be 39 and Rohit 40 by 2027, sustaining top form will require immense fitness and dedication. Their absence from the Test and T20 formats might enable them to fully commit to ODIs. Sourav Ganguly, India’s former captain, has a more pragmatic view. He asserts that regular involvement in the many ODIs leading up to the World Cup is essential for their chances. Ganguly remarked that every player’s time comes and goes and both players would eventually retire. The duo already has a successful white-ball record. An ODI World Cup win would be a perfect way to retire. The IPL helps players maintain their rhythm.
The Road to 2027: Ganguly’s Take on Kohli and Rohit’s World Cup Chances
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