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Series Editorial

Rohit Sharma's T20I place should not be above question

Is Rohit still a match-winner across formats?

T20 World Cup 2021
Watch: ‘Unbelievable’ - Virat Kohli gets tetchy with journalist questioning Rohit Sharma’s place

"It's a very brave question"

by Wisden Staff / October 24, 2021
Indian Premier League 2021
Should Mumbai Indians retain Rohit Sharma? The answer isn't as obvious as you might think

It's unfair, but emotions matter for little

by Sarah Waris / October 13, 2021
Opinion
Rohit Sharma should not be Virat Kohli's successor as India T20I captain

It would not be the best move

by Sarah Waris / September 17, 2021
T20 World Cup 2021
Virat is the king, but Rohit as captain is a move that would benefit all parties

Is it actually time for change?

by Aadya Sharma / September 14, 2021
England v India
Rohit Sharma is an all-format, all-condition beast

Rohit is following a template he does in white-ball

by Sarah Waris / September 5, 2021
England v India
Did Joe Root's too-late review deprive England of Rohit Sharma wicket?

All about milliseconds

by Wisden Staff / August 27, 2021
England v India
Test cricket needed Rohit Sharma, and now it's got him

"You’ll remember Sharma’s 83 at Lord’s from the summer of ’21"

by Phil Walker / August 12, 2021
Stories
An overseas start is a hard-won thing — Rohit Sharma needs to stop throwing them away

Three thirties since landing in England

by Rohit Sankar / August 6, 2021
World Test Championship
Forget the middling scores, Rohit Sharma finally has the tools to succeed overseas

A transformation we did not see coming

by Rohit Sankar / June 23, 2021

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Adam Collins on the hoopla and hypocrisy that surrounds an Ashes series
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John Crawley on the most significant moments in his run-laden career
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rohit sharma

Rohit Sharma's T20I place should not be above question

Watch: ‘Unbelievable’ - Virat Kohli gets tetchy with journalist questioning Rohit Sharma’s place

Should Mumbai Indians retain Rohit Sharma? The answer isn't as obvious as you might think

Rohit Sharma should not be Virat Kohli's successor as India T20I captain

Virat is the king, but Rohit as captain is a move that would benefit all parties

Rohit Sharma is an all-format, all-condition beast

Did Joe Root's too-late review deprive England of Rohit Sharma wicket?

Test cricket needed Rohit Sharma, and now it's got him

An overseas start is a hard-won thing — Rohit Sharma needs to stop throwing them away

Forget the middling scores, Rohit Sharma finally has the tools to succeed overseas

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