Former Australia's head coach Darren Lehmann feels finding Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's replacements won't be a big challenge for Indian Team management

After a tough loss to Australia, cricket legends Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma might need to step aside for a struggling India Test team that needs to transition.

The same tabloid intensified its critique of the Indian team, publishing a headline that read "Captain Cry Baby" accompanied by an edited image of Rohit appearing to cry. The slug further mocked the Indian captain, stating, "Turns out Kohli isn't the only sook in Indian side."

Captain Rohit Sharma faces mounting scrutiny after a string of failures in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, with questions arising about his form and leadership. As India fight to salvage the series in Sydney,

India skipper Rohit Sharma could reportedly retire from Tests after the five-match Test series against Australia. While Rohit has made up his mind, it will be only if India reach the World Test Championship (WTC) final that he would convince BCCI to retain him in the Test team.

Rohit Sharma's abysmal performance in the current Test series in Australia has sent Indian cricket into panic mode, with urgent calls being made to save the team from falling any further. What started as a promising series under the captaincy of Jasprit Bumrah has turned into a familiar capitulation under the leadership of Rohit.

Men in Blue across formats, with the Champions Trophy – and if all goes well, even the WTC final – up for grabs.

India made several mistakes in their 184-run loss to Australia in the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne recently, as a result of which the Pat Cummins-led hosts moved into the lead for the first time in the five-match series with one game to go.

Reports: India captain Rohit Sharma to retire after Sydney Test. (Source:X/Twitter) The Indian team has found itself in trouble after losing the fourth Test against Australia in Melbourne on December 30.

Australia showed tremendous resolve to eke out a stunning victory over India in the final hour of the last day of the fourth Test against India in Melbourne to take an unassailable 2-1 lead in the series on Monday.