Rohit, Kohli too old for 2027 World Cup? Shikhar Dhawan drops verdict
Now playing only ODI cricket, Rohit and Kohli had a productive series against England in July, despite India losing the three-match series 2-1.
Former India batsman Shikhar Dhawan has expressed his belief that Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will continue to play crucial roles in the Indian cricket team for the 2027 ODI World Cup, despite age-related concerns. The duo recently showcased their value in a three-match series against England in July, with Kohli contributing two half-centuries and Rohit scoring a century at Lord's.
Speaking to ANI, Dhawan praised both players for their consistent performances over the years, noting that he has known them since they were around 16 years old. Dhawan highlighted Rohit's resurgence with a century at Lord's as evidence of his adaptability, while commending Kohli's exceptional fitness and consistency. The veteran opener believes that both players will continue to contribute significantly to India's success in the 2027 World Cup, emphasizing their deep-seated relationship since their early days in the sport.
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