Rohit Sharma has revived his career after successfully leading India to victory in the ICC Champions Trophy. Earlier, his form had taken a severe hit, reaching a low point when he opted out of the fifth Test against Australia following a series of poor performances in India's disappointing defeats to New Zealand and Australia.

The report claims that the Nagpur-born's stint as India's preferred leader in both Tests and ODIs has solidified following the Champions Trophy triumph.

Rohit Sharma is expected to continue as India’s Test captain for the five-match series in England in June, following the team’s triumphant Champions Trophy campaign. According to a report from The Indian Express,

Rohit Sharma's leadership credentials have received a major boost after leading India to a historic Champions Trophy 2025 victory after 13 years. He has become the first Indian captain to win two ICC tournaments within a year.

Before the Champions Trophy 2025 final against New Zealand, there were talks around the Indian skipper’s retirement from the ODI format, however, Rohit Sharma quashed them in the press conference following the title win.