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Rohit Sharma says team rejected Jadeja's idea, eyes 2027 World Cup and unfinished ODI work
Rohit Sharma revealed that a suggestion from Ravindra Jadeja was turned down after a recent match and reiterated his focus on the 2027 World Cup, citing unfinished business in one‑day cricket.
India captain Rohit Sharma spoke to the media after the team's latest match, confirming that a proposal put forward by all‑rounder Ravindra Jadeja had been rejected by the side. The decision, he said, sparked curiosity among observers.
Sharma emphasized that the team continues to evaluate ideas that could enhance performance, but not every suggestion is adopted. He did not disclose the nature of Jadeja's suggestion, only that it was not implemented.
Looking ahead, Sharma reaffirmed his ambition to lead India at the 2027 Cricket World Cup. He described the upcoming tournament as a key target for the squad and highlighted the importance of long‑term planning.
The captain also mentioned that he feels he has "unfinished work" in the one‑day international format, indicating a personal drive to achieve further milestones before the next World Cup cycle.
Sharma's comments underline both the strategic deliberations within the Indian team and his own commitment to contributing to India's success in limited‑overs cricket.
Sharma emphasized that the team continues to evaluate ideas that could enhance performance, but not every suggestion is adopted. He did not disclose the nature of Jadeja's suggestion, only that it was not implemented.
Looking ahead, Sharma reaffirmed his ambition to lead India at the 2027 Cricket World Cup. He described the upcoming tournament as a key target for the squad and highlighted the importance of long‑term planning.
The captain also mentioned that he feels he has "unfinished work" in the one‑day international format, indicating a personal drive to achieve further milestones before the next World Cup cycle.
Sharma's comments underline both the strategic deliberations within the Indian team and his own commitment to contributing to India's success in limited‑overs cricket.