Earlier, Virat Kohli said that Rohit keeps forgetting his iPad and password during foreign tours and it has become a popular joke among fans and experts.

India’s cricket team faced a significant setback with a crushing defeat against Sri Lanka in the third ODI of their series, losing by 110 runs. This loss not only marked a disappointing end to the series but also highlighted India’s struggles with their batting lineup and strategies. Sri Lanka won the three-match series 2-0, with the first match ending in a tie, marking their first bilateral ODI series victory over India since 1997.

Sri Lanka's Dunith Wellalage and Pathum Nissanka powered their team to a total of 230/8 against India in the first ODI at R. Premadasa Stadium. This match marked the beginning of an exciting series between the two cricketing giants.

With a fresh season of cricket underway, Sharma acknowledged the significance of the ongoing white-ball series against Sri Lanka as a crucial part of their journey, which includes major tournaments like the Champions Trophy scheduled for early next year.

If you ask me who's better, I'd say both are on par when it comes to tactics in the white-ball game. I can't pay a bigger compliment to Rohit than that because you know what MS (Dhoni) has done and the titles he has won, said Shastri

Contrary to speculations about their absence in the upcoming Sri Lanka tour, both players have been included in India's squad for the three ODIs next month.

Sharma is, reportedly, set to be back as captain for the 50-overs format, ruling out the possibility of another captaincy debate between KL Rahul and Shubman Gill.

The 37-year-old Indian cricket player, Sharma, gives confirmation on playing other formats of the game 'for a while'.

In 2013, when Team India clinched the Champions Trophy, each player received Rs 1 crore, while support staff earned Rs 30 lakh each.

Reflecting on his preferred batting position, Gill expressed his inclination towards opening, a role previously dominated by Rohit and Kohli in the recent World Cup campaign.

The mood was starkly different from their last encounter on November 19, 2023, when Team India faced a heartbreaking loss in the ODI World Cup final.

The Indian contingent, which includes players, support staff, families, and officials, is currently lodged at the Hilton Hotel in Bridgetown.