The 38-year-old Rohit Sharma has once again taken social media by storm after a viral transformation photo revealed a much leaner, fitter version of the Indian skipper. The image, shared by Abhishek Nayar with the caption “1000 grams later,” showed Rohit in peak physical shape, sparking massive fan buzz online.
Rohit was last seen in action during the IPL 2025, representing the Mumbai Indians.. Since then, he’s been spending time with his family, which fueled speculation that he might retire from ODIs following his earlier Test retirement. However, those rumours were quickly shut down when Rohit posted his transformation picture two months ago — a clear message that he’s far from done.
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Rohit Sharma Silences Retirement Rumours with Comeback Plans
Since then, his potential return has only gained momentum. Rohit recently cleared his fitness test with impressive results and is now set to lead Team India in the upcoming ODI series against Australia. According to Rohit, his ultimate goal is the 2027 ODI World Cup, which he aims to win before hanging up his boots in the only remaining format he plays.

Rohit's transformation is the result of intense gym sessions alongside India’s batting coach Abhishek Nayar, with the duo often spotted training together.
ODI Comeback Confirmed: Rohit to Lead India Against Australia
Reports confirm that Rohit has shed an additional 10 kilograms, putting him in ideal shape ahead of the Australian tour. Meanwhile, Virat Kohli has also completed his fitness test in London and is expected to rejoin the squad for the same tour.
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According to the Times of India, both veterans were initially expected to return via the India A vs Australia A series in Nagpur. However, due to personal reasons, that plan didn’t materialize. Now, fans will have to wait until next month to see their heroes back in action in what is expected to be a sold-out 3-match ODI series against Australia.
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