Cricket Australia Wants to Give Proper Send-off to Rohit and Virat Kohli: Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli surprised the retirement from Test cricket last month. Earlier, both of them retired from T20 International last year. Both veteran players will now be seen playing only ODIs. During this, Rohit-Kohli will visit Australia in October. Where Team India has to play a series of three ODIs and five T20 matches. This may be the last visit of Rohit-Kohli. In such a situation, Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg wants that he should give a good farewell to both the veterans.

Cricket Australia will do anything special for Rohit-Kohli?

Cricket Australia CEO Tod Greenberg did not tell what they are going to do. But he definitely said that Rohit-Kohli should give a good farewell to Rohit-Kohli for the kind of cricket contributed to. Greenberg said, “This summer can be the same as we have never seen before, not just because of the content but also about the players who are coming especially from India, this may be the last time when we will see Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma playing in our country. If we know, probably, but if we do not, we want to ensure that we will give a fantastic cricket, then we want to ensure that we have given a fantastic cricket. Accept the contributions given in

Rohit in ODI cricket

Rohit’s ODI career has been fantastic. Rohit has scored 11,168 runs in 273 matches at an average of 48.76 and a strike rate of 92.80. During this, he has scored 58 half -centuries and 32 centuries. Rohit has also scored three double centuries in ODIs.

Kohli’s ODI career

Kohli is the highest number of centuries in ODIs. Kohli has scored 51 centuries. Apart from this, he has also scored 74 half -centuries. Kohli has scored 14,181 runs in 302 matches at an average of about 58 and a strike rate of around 94.

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Former Australian Cricketer Bob Cowper Dies at the age of 84: Former Australian cricketer Bob Cowper died at the age of 84. He was fighting cancer for a long time. Cowper lost the war of cancer on Saturday morning and breathed his last in Melbourne. The left -handed batsman retired from cricket at the age of 27. But he created history in a small career itself. This player had shown the feat in Test cricket that even the great Don Bradman could not do.

Cricket Australia has mourned the death of Bob Cowper. He posted on X and wrote, “Today, Australian is mourning the death of cricket. Bob was a great left -handed batsman who scored 5 Test centuries for Australia, including a great triple century on MCG in 1966. Our views are with Bob’s family, friends and teammates.”

Cowper has played 27 Test matches for Australia. During this, he has scored 2061 runs at an average of 46.84. Cowper has played most of his first class cricket for Victoria. During this, he has scored 10,595 runs in 147 matches. He has also taken 183 wickets. Cowper had shown what Bradman of the world’s great batsmen could not do in his small cricket career.

Cowper did that who could not even Bradman

Cowper was the first batsman to score a triple century on Australia soil. Even this feat was not able to do veteran batsman Bradman. Bradman has scored two triple centuries in his career. But both of them have come to foreign land. Cowper’s record was tremendous in Australia. His average in Australia was 75.78. Cowper Bradman is the highest Test average batsman after Bradman. Cowper retired from cricket in 1968 at the age of just 27 to focus on business.

Today, Australian Cricket is Mourning The Loss of Bob Cowper Oam.

Bob was an elegant left-handed batter who scored five fast century for Australia, Including a Superb Asshes Triple-Tentury at the McG in 1966.

Our thoughts are with bob’s family, friends and teammates. pic.twitter.com/zod0pdrh9t

– Cricket Australia (@cricketaus) May 11, 2025

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