India's permanent ODI captain-vice-captain announced, Jay Shah handed over the responsibility to these 2 veterans on Gambhir's request

Team India is currently on a tour of Australia. Where Team India has to play the Border Gavaskar Trophy of five Test matches against Australia. The Indian team has reached Australia after losing the series 3-0 to New Zealand on its own soil.

The Border Gavaskar series is also very important for India for the World Test Championship final. After the Border Gavaskar Trophy, Team India's big assignment will be the 2025 Champions Trophy.

Which is to be played in the month of February. In the Champions Trophy 2017, the Indian team lost to Pakistan in the final. This time Team India will come out to correct that mistake. Before the Champions Trophy, the picture of Team India has also become clear. In which updates regarding the captain and vice-captain of Team India can also be released soon. These two veterans can be made the captain and vice-captain of ODI.

Rohit captain, Gill vice-captain

Team India's legendary opener Rohit Sharma has retired from the T20 format after winning the 2024 T20 World Cup. But he is still the Test and ODI captain of the Indian team and it is being speculated that Rohit Sharma will remain the ODI captain of Team India till the Champions Trophy. When the Indian team went on a tour of Sri Lanka.

So there the command of the ODI team was in the hands of Rohit Sharma, while the vice-captain of the team was Shubman Gill. That is, unofficially BCCI is looking at Shubman Gill as Rohit Sharma's successor. While Rohit Sharma will be given the captaincy of the team for the Champions Trophy. So Shubman Gill will be seen in the role of his deputy. Head coach Gautam Gambhir also wants that Rohit and Gill should get this responsibility. Due to which BCCI secretary Jay Shah can implement this very soon.

The matter is stuck regarding where the Champions Trophy will be held

Pakistan has the hosting rights of the 2025 Champions Trophy. But relations between India and Pakistan have gone from bad to worse over the past several years. The Indian team has not visited Pakistan since 2008.

For this reason, the Asia Cup to be held in Pakistan in 2023 was also held in a hybrid model. Regarding the Champions Trophy, speculations are now being made that the entire Champions Trophy will not be held in Pakistan but in a hybrid model. In which Team India's matches will be held in Dubai. However, no official information has been shared by the ICC regarding this so far.