Bangar said that Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane have demonstrated their commitment by continuing to perform at the domestic level

At the time of the incident, the shop owner Rohit Sharma and his wife Vinita were sleeping on the first floor of the building and got severely burnt, a police spokesperson said.

Rohit Sharma confirmed that he intends to continue playing Tests for India but his open declaration isn't reportedly being considered seriously by the BCCI selection committee.

Yuvraj also stated that players like Rohit and Kohli were likely feeling the disappointment of their poor performances more acutely than anyone else

After a long and challenging tour of Australia, the Indian cricket team will now focus on the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The tournament is set to begin on February 19, with India playing its group-stage matches in Dubai. Their opening game is against Bangladesh on February 20, followed by a high-pressure clash with Pakistan on February 23.

Marco actor Unni Mukundan said that Marco's violence will not influence the society as he expects the audience to be wise about differentiating between reel and real life.

Sanjay Manjrekar believes that the next Test vice-captain should be someone who makes playing XI on merit. He also spoke about Shubman Gill's performance.

India contemplated Test cricket without Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma on Monday after the star duo again failed to fire in the bruising series defeat to Australia. With out-of-form skipper Rohit missing, the visitors went down by six wickets in the fifth and final Test on Sunday in Sydney to lose the series 3-1.

Sanjay Manjrekar suggests that India captain Rohit Sharma's Day 2 interview during the fifth Test at Sydney might have been to clear credit misconceptions regarding his exclusion. Rohit aimed to clarify his decision amidst claims highlighting head coach Gautam Gambhir's input,

India coach Gautam Gambhir said veteran batters Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli still have a future in the team if they want it, despite disappointing returns on the test tour of Australia.

Indian test skipper Rohit Sharma said sitting out the final match of the series against Australia due to poor form does not mean he will retire, adding that critics will not decide when he should walk away from the sport.