Champions Trophy: There is only a little time left for the start of Champions Trophy. In this tournament to be played from February 19, India's first match is to be played against Bangladesh on February 20.

But after this tournament, a big change is being expected in the Indian team. Reports are coming that after this tournament, there may be a change in the ODI captain of the team.

Rohit Sharma facing poor form

Indian team captain Rohit Sharma is currently going through very poor form. He is seen struggling for runs. His performance in the Border Gavaskar Trophy was very shameful.

Due to out of form, he has come to play Ranji Trophy so that Rohit can return to form. Let us tell you that in the Border Gavaskar Trophy, he scored only 31 runs in 5 innings. After which Rohit was trolled a lot. Also, he was dropped from the last match of the BGT series.

Rohit can announce retirement after Champions Trophy

Only a few days are left for the arrival of the Champions Trophy. This tournament will start after 23 days. But before its start, a big news is coming from the Indian team. It is reported that after this ICC event, captain Rohit Sharma can announce his retirement from international cricket.

These reports about Rohit were coming even after the BGT series that he would retire, although Rohit clarified this. But now information has been received from sources that Rohit will say goodbye to international cricket after this Champions Trophy.

This player can get the captaincy

If Rohit Sharma announces retirement after this tournament, then Shubman Gill can be the captain of the ODI team after him. The management is looking at Shubman Gill as the next captain of the team. Due to which the management is constantly making Gill a part of the leadership team.

Actually, Gill has currently been made the vice-captain of the team in the England ODI series and the Champions Trophy so that Gill can improve under Rohit's captaincy. Gill has previously also shouldered the responsibility of captaining the team in T20. Now the management sees Gill as the captain of the ODI format.