Coach Reveals the Truth About Rohit Sharma’s 2027 World Cup Future

Rohit Sharma's childhood coach talked about the Hitman's plans for the 2027 World Cup. As the World Cup looms closer, every Indian fan wants to have Rohit and Kohli available for the same. With age being a major concern, will the Hitman be a part of the Indian team for the WC?

Rohit Sharma's childhood coach talked about the Hitman's plans for the 2027 World Cup. As the World Cup looms closer, every Indian fan wants to have Rohit and Kohli available for the same. With age being a major concern, will the Hitman be a part of the Indian team for the WC?
Every Indian fan is eagerly waiting for the 2027 World Cup, which is likely to be the last time they witness Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli on the field. But there have also been rumours that both of them might retire before the same time. At this point, that they will be a part of the team for the 2027 World Cup.
For Rohit Sharma, this confirmation was recently made by his childhood coach. Dinesh Lad, who was the coach of Rohit Sharma, talked about his availability for the 2027 World Cup. He confirmed that Rohit has plans to retire only after he has played the 2027 World Cup, which comes as positive news for the fans.
1. Rohit's Incomplete World Cup Dream
Rohit Sharma and the World Cup have been two things which are meant to meet, but have not met yet. In his career, Rohit has won almost every trophy for the Indian team except the World Cup. When the team last won the World Cup, he was not a part of the team, which makes him eager to win the same.
The closest he came to the World Cup was in 2023, when he was the skipper of the team. India also had its most dominant campaign in the history of the tournament. He was able to lead the Indian team undefeated to the finals of the tournament,
Before the World Cup final, Rohit Sharma looked confident to win the same. He talked about his manifestations for the win, and even said that all he sees is the World Cup trophy. A video of his interview is enough to make the Indian fans emotional, as the team to be the strong favourites for the win.
But the final match was something which can never be forgotten. India looked strong for the majority of the game, and even Australia stood at the score of 47/3 during the chase. But Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne stitched a partnership which took the game away from India. The dream of winning the World Cup now meant more waiting for the Hitman.
2. Rohit Sharma in World Cup
Rohit Sharma has been the man for the big stage in the Indian team. Despite missing out on the 2011 World Cup, he has been a crucial part of the lineup in the three World Cup editions played. In the 2019 World Cup, he was able to create the record for having the most centuries in a single edition of the World Cup, scoring 5 tons.
Rohit Sharma in the World Cup:
- Innings: 28
- Not Out: 2
- Runs: 1575
- Average: 60.57
- Strike Rate: 105.49
- 100s: 7
- 50s: 6
Even in the 2023 World Cup, Rohit had a successful campaign with the bat. It could also be termed as one of the best campaigns any captain ever had in World Cup history. He changed his style for the Indian team, going for boundaries from the very first over. This further played an important role for the team in building the total.
Now, with his eyes set on the 2027 World Cup, it will be a great addition to the Indian team. Having an opening batsman with experience and someone who could smash the bowlers from the very first over, will help the team's batting line-up to a great extent. Moreover, Rohit Sharma is keen to end his career on a high note after winning the World Cup 2027.
3. Comeback in Australia Tour
The year 2025 has been a rollercoaster ride for the Hitman, filled with setbacks and comebacks. After not being able to perform well in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, he was able to mark his comeback in Australia only. The BGT was his last Test series, after which he announced his retirement from Tests in May 2025.
After winning the Champions Trophy 2025 final, he played his next game for India in the Australian tour. This came after a seven-month break for the Hitman, and fans doubted whether he would be able to perform well or not. Even the first game , as he got out on a single-digit score.
But he brought up a half-century in the second game, which came in tough conditions. And later in the third ODI, Rohit brought a century, bringing back-to-back great knocks for the team. These knocks didn't just show that he has not lost his form; they also showcased that Rohit Sharma is ready and coming for the 2027 World Cup.
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