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Rohit Sharma stays non-committal on 2027 World Cup, focuses on WI ODI prep

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Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma has refrained from making any commitments about his participation in the 2027 ODI World Cup, describing the tournament as still far away. The veteran batter is currently preparing for the upcoming ODI series against the West Indies. Despite uncertainty around his long-term future, Rohit's recent form has kept the door open for a continued international career. The BCCI has also sought to downplay speculation about his cricketing future. Rohit additionally indicated that a bus parade celebration is unlikely to be on the cards.

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