Rohit Sharma potentially retires at Lord's after ODI series finale
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 16, 2026, 6:57 PM
Last updated Jul 16, 2026
Rohit Sharma may play his final ODI for India on July 19 at Lord's against England. This match could mark the end of his illustrious career, which began in 2007 in Belfast. With 11,731 runs, 33 centuries, and the highest individual ODI score of 264, he is among the greatest openers in the format's history. Although retirement rumors swirl, no official confirmation has been provided from Sharma or the Board of Control for Cricket in India. The match is part of the concluding ODI series against England.
- •Sharma debuted in ODI cricket in Belfast on June 23, 2007.
- •He has played 286 ODIs, with a batting average of 48.00.
- •Sharma scored 33 centuries and three double centuries in his career.
- •The final ODI against England is scheduled for July 19, 2026.
- •Fans are preparing for a possible farewell at Lord's this weekend.
- 6:57 PMYahoo Sports — From Belfast to Lord's: Rohit Sharma's glittering ODI career for India detailed
"Explore the definitive tribute to Rohit Sharma's glittering ODI career for India. Trace his legendary journey from his 2007 Belfast debut to his potential final match at Lord's.
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