Who was in the squad and where are they now?

On Sunday, Cheteshwar Pujara announced the retirement of all the formats of the Indian cricket and pointed out the result of a career that summarizes flexibility and self -sacrifice in the longest format. He joined 103 tests and five ODI for 37 -year -old India and accumulated an average of 43.60 and 7,195 tests. He wrote to Instagram to announce the great news: “It is impossible to put on the Indian jersey, to tell the anthem and to do the best of my best when I press the field – it is impossible to put it into words.

His latest appearance was in the 2023 World Test Championship (WTC) finals against Australia – both a heartbrease for India and the farewell performance of one of the biggest test experts.

Captain Rohit Sharma’s bowling election was harmful because he collected 469 runs from Australia’s Travis Head (163) and Steve Smith (121). India responded with 296 runs, Pujara Cameron Green contributed to 14 contributions without refusing it. In the fourth inning, India collapsed for a challenging target of 444 for a challenge. Pujara was able to get 27 points in the last strokes wearing national colors.

Two years later, while saying goodbye to the game, let’s take a minute to think about the current status of your teammates’ O XI.

Rohit Sharma (Captain): The former test captain retired from the test jack before the England series earlier this year. In addition, after removing the 2024 T20 World Cup, he retired from the T20Is, but ODI continues to play.

Shubman Gill: Since then, Gill has taken over the reins from Rohit Sharma, and now he’s the test captain of India. He’s a completely format player and also Vice President of the T20I team.

Virat kohli: Like Rohit, Kohli retired from both T20Is and tests earlier this year. Currently only active in ODIs.

Ajinkya Rahane: Rahane last played a test in July 2023. Currently, he resigned as the captain of Mumbai Ranji, outside of India’s plans and recently.

Srikar Bharat (Wicketkeeper): Wicketkeeper-Batter has been struggling against England since his last test in February 2024. The test team is no longer the first choice Wicketkeeper.

Ravindra Jadeja: Although Jadeja retired from T20Is, it continues to be a key player for Tests and ODIs. It was an important part of the team in the last series against England.

Shardul Thakur: He stayed in the mixture for the versatile Indian team and was part of the team playing the UK test series.

Ushh Yadav: Like Pujara, the UESH has not played for India since the WTC final and looks outside the plans of the selections.

Muhammad Siraj: Siraj became the pioneer of India’s Tempo attack, especially in the test jack. He was a prominent artist in the post -test series against England.

Muhammad Shami: Shami’s appearance for India was limited to injuries, but is still accepted for election in limited ways.

He showed his latest appearance in Oval for Pujara. Some of the ways for other players have received different turns – some retired, others are developing and some gradually disappear. Nevertheless, they contributed collectively to the conclusion section in India’s most stable number three.

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