Rohit Sharma’s emotional confession about test cricket after retirement

India’s National Cricket Team, Hate Captain Rohit Sharma, has opened to the challenges of the test cricket months after retiring from the longest format of the game.

Rohit Sharma said the test cricket is mentally very difficult and draining, and a player needs to prepare very well for the format.

Rohit Sharma retired from test cricket in May 2025

On May 7, 2025, the modern Batting Great Rohit announced to Instagram that he will retire from the test cricket and that he would not be available for the Indian Tour of India in England 2025.

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His retirement took place in the humiliating part of the humiliating loss of India in the border-gavaskar trophy against Australia and the white domestic test series against New Zealand.

There was also a significant immersion in the form of Rohit Sharma, and with a new cycle of World ICC Test Championship that began with the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy, the batter thought it was the right time to give way to young people.

His retirement opened the door to a new test captain, and the BCCI handed over the responsibility to Shubman Gill, who did a wonderful job against England and helped India draw the test series.

In the meantime, Rohit scored 4301 runs into 67 games with an average of 40.57 in his test career and had a decent career as captain.

Mentally, it is very difficult and it is also draining – Rohit Sharma

Speaking at a CEAT event while talking about the preparations for great moments, Rohit Sharma said that a young Cricleter plays the game for fun, and as his journey is moving forward, he understands the importance of preparation.

“It’s something you prepare, because the game demands longevity. Especially in the test format, you have to last five days. Mentally, it is very difficult and it is also drained. But all the cricketers have been created by playing first class cricket,” said Rohit Sharma, according to PTI.

“When we start playing a competitive cricket, even in Mumbai, the Cricket Club (matches) continues for two days (or) three days, so we are built like this and starts at a very young age for us. It’s a little easier to respond to the situations in front of them,” he added.

“… When I started playing sports, it was fun -enjoying (as you continue, start playing Cricket of the age group and keep moving forward.

“When you are very young, you do not understand the importance of preparation. But as you go well, you understand, it gives you a kind of discipline that the game asks for, so it starts with preparation, understanding what to do exactly,” said Rohit Sharma.

A lot of work begins between racks: Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma said to be mentally fresh all the time is very important while playing a test cricket and that the scenes are playing a key role in success.

“It takes a lot when you play the longest format and the concentration is something that is the key, because you talk about high -level performance and when you expect to put a high -level performance, it starts to mentally fresh all the time,” he said.

“A lot of work begins between racks. As I said, in preparation. I have to return to this because it is where everything starts. Prepare to keep you during the longest period of the field.” Rohit said.

“ It happened exactly (way) with me, when I started playing Mumbai and then I played in India. Much of the focus, it took a lot of my time (about) as I prepared before the game. As the game begins, it is a reaction and react to everything that launches you, if it is a pressure situation, if it is the appropriate decision on the pitch with the ball or with the ball.

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