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Rohit Sharma on Virat Kohli’s 2027 World Cup Plans

Rohit Sharma said Virat Kohli needs no reminder about the importance of a World Cup as the star batter prepares for his fifth edition in 2027.

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  • Virat Kohli is set to feature in his fifth ODI World Cup in 2027.
  • Kohli previously played in the 2011, 2015, 2019 and 2023 editions.
  • Rohit Sharma said Kohli already understands the importance of a World Cup.

Indian National Cricket Team ODI World Cup 2027: With the ODI World Cup 2027 scheduled to begin in about a year, attention is already turning towards India’s experienced campaigners Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

Kohli is set to play his fifth 50-over World Cup after appearing in the 2011, 2015, 2019 and 2023 editions. Rohit, who was part of India’s 2023 campaign as captain, has also been discussing the experience of playing alongside Kohli and their approach to major tournaments.

Speaking ahead of India’s second ODI against the West Indies, Rohit said Kohli does not need to be reminded about the significance of a World Cup because of his extensive experience in the tournament.

Virat Kohli Set for Fifth ODI World Cup

Kohli has featured in four ODI World Cups so far, beginning with India’s title-winning campaign in 2011. He subsequently played in the 2015, 2019 and 2023 tournaments.

The 2027 edition is expected to be his fifth appearance at the 50-over World Cup.

Rohit pointed out that Kohli’s experience means he already understands the demands and importance of the tournament.

Rohit Explains His On-Field Discussions With Kohli

Rohit said conversations between him and Kohli while batting together are generally focused on the immediate requirements of the game.

According to Rohit, they discuss which bowlers to attack, when to take singles and how to manage the situation at the crease. He also mentioned that practical conversations about running between the wickets are part of their partnership.

Rohit said that although he and Kohli are different personalities on the field, their approach towards the team’s objectives remains similar.

Kohli and Rohit’s Focus Remains on India

Rohit said their common objective is to help India win matches, series and major tournaments.

The two have shared the Indian dressing room for much of their international careers and have been involved in several major ODI campaigns.

Kohli was part of India’s 2011 World Cup-winning team, while Rohit came close to winning the ODI World Cup as captain in 2023 before India lost the final.

With the schedule for the 2027 ODI World Cup expected to be announced next month, the tournament will mark another major chapter in the international careers of the two experienced Indian batters.

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