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Kohli and Sharma Deserve Rafael Nadal-Style Farewell: Madan Lal

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Kohli and Sharma Deserve Rafael Nadal-Style Farewell: Madan Lal

Kohli and Sharma Deserve Rafael Nadal-Style Farewell: Madan Lal

The uncertainty surrounding Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s ODI future has sparked debate among cricket legends. After retiring from Tests and T20Is, the two Indian stalwarts face questions about their commitment to the 2027 ODI World Cup. However, 1983 World Cup hero Madan Lal believes both superstars deserve a farewell that honors their extraordinary contributions to Indian cricket.

A Farewell That Brings Tears

Lal advocated for a grand send-off reminiscent of tennis legend Rafael Nadal’s emotional retirement. “Rohit and Virat still have a lot of cricket left in them. They deserve a farewell that brings tears to every eye, something like what the world witnessed when Rafael Nadal retired,” Lal stated on Cricket Predicta TV. He emphasized that India must honor these once-in-a-generation players with the respect and celebration they have earned through decades of exceptional performance.

Stepping Out of Comfort Zone

Praising Kohli’s unwavering commitment, Lal highlighted the batting maestro’s passion, fitness, and relentless drive. However, he stressed that Kohli must now step beyond his comfort zone to face a formidable Australian side in the upcoming ODI series. “Virat now needs to step out of his comfort zone as he faces a formidable Australian side. He has given everything to Indian cricket,” Lal noted.

Both legends last played for India during the Champions Trophy final in March, where they helped secure victory against New Zealand. With the Australian series potentially marking their final appearance Down Under, the cricketing world watches closely as these icons prepare for what could be their twilight years in international cricket.

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