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Kapil Dev urges fans to celebrate Rohit Sharma amid retirement speculation

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Cricket legend Kapil Dev has called on fans to honour Rohit Sharma's career as speculation grows over his possible international retirement. The buzz intensified ahead of the third ODI against England on Sunday, which many believe could be Rohit's final match. Rohit has endured a lean run with the bat during the ongoing England ODI series, fuelling the retirement talk. Kapil Dev acknowledged that retirement is a natural part of every player's journey and expressed hope that Rohit bows out with a century.

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