The end of Rohit Sharma-VIRAT KOHLI Age !! Gambhir, Agarkar Revolution License as Australian, 2027 World Cup plans

Each of the determinants, the head of the National Cricket Team in India, Guteam Gamper and the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI), both Ajit Agarkar determinants, will study a revolution in the Indian cricket game by bringing an Australian -style culture.

This new culture brings the bad news to the modern beating in the modern era, Firat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, who discover themselves from the plan for things in the Cricket World Cup for Men in the International Criminal Court 2027.

Guitam Gambhir, Ajit Agarkar to bring Australian culture to India

According to the latest report in PTI, Guitam Gambhir and Ajit Agarkar became two of the most powerful individuals in the Indian cricket game, and they decided to bring a culture similar to Australians to India.

But exactly what is the culture similar to Australian? It is basically building a culture in which there is no room for favoritism on the basis of the strength of the stars, and all players are dealt with equally, with the performance of the main standard for selection.

Guitam Gambhir and Ajit Agarkar also have the same kind of thinking that the stars do not make good teams, but the good team creates stars, according to the report. Also, the duo receives full support from a very strong person in the ecosystem of Indian Cricket.

The duo entered work after running in India in the cricket test against New Zealand and Australia, where men in Azraq faced crushing defeats. First, Rohit Sharma was dismissed as a test leader, then the VIRAT KOHLI gradually was eliminated from coordination – perhaps at his will.

This led to new faces that make them on the side and Shubman Gill obtaining the test leader. A young Indian team was well performed in the test chain in England without Kohli and Rohit Sharma and managed to draw 2-2 draw.

Ajit Agarkar, Guitam Gambhir does not keep Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli in the World Cup plans

Moreover, Rohit Sharma was dismissed as the ODI leader before the Australia tour, where Shubman Gill got driving. However, Rohit and Kohli were named in the ODI matches against Aussies.

Solo players – Rohit and Kohli – may want to extend their career in ODI to the Men Cricket World Cup in 2027, but they may not receive support from the selection committee and the main coach.

Ajit Agarkar, Gueut Gambhir feels that Rohit and Kohli are not in their plan for the 2027 World Cup things. They also feel that the duo cannot keep the ODI model from the highest level until 2027 by playing some ODIS and IPL games.

Third, Shubman Gill, as the Leader of All-Format, BCCI, provides an opportunity to create a role model in the next decade. It is worth noting that he is currently the test leader and friendly and will take over the position of T20i Skipper Post-T20 CUP 2026, regardless of the outcome of the competition.

The above matters, but they confirm that the Rohit Sharma International profession of Cricket is about to be completed sooner and not later. He talks about Virat Kohli, one of the most suitable cricket players, but he finds himself in the same position as Rohit Sharma.

However, his case is not as dark as compared to Rohit. The choice committee believes that it may still have an “external opportunity” to reach the 2027 World Cup.

Also read: Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli stripped of special privileges; 2027 World Cup dreams of collapse quickly

Ajit Agarkar opens to the Rohit Sharma suggestion

Speaking at the press conference, Ajit Ajarcar said frankly that he had a conversation with Rohit Sharma regarding his dismissal, and gave his words a hint that the former leader of India was not very happy.

“I mean, this is a conversation between me and Rohit or (the specified) and Rohit, but as I said, of course, it was connected.”

Agarkar added: “You have to look at what is progressing, as you stand as a team, and eventually look at what raises the team’s interest, whether it is now or perhaps after six months, these are the calls that I suppose we must make (things) in place.”