Rohit Sharma

Following a series of low scores in Australia, Rohit did not play in the fifth Test in Sydney, immediately prompting speculation about retirement from Test cricket. He insisted that he had stepped aside from that match because he was not scoring enough runs and was not retiring.

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Mumbai Indians replaced Rohit Sharma with Hardik Pandya as captain before IPL 2024. The decision prompted strong reactions from supporters, loss of social media followers and boos directed at Pandya, after Rohit had led the franchise to five titles.

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After the first ODI against New Zealand in Hyderabad, India were found to be three overs short and players were fined 60% of their match fees under the rules then in force. Rohit Sharma accepted the charge without a hearing.

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After losing the World Test Championship final against Australia, India were found to be five overs short and fined 100% of their match fees. Rohit Sharma and Pat Cummins pleaded guilty and accepted the sanctions imposed on their teams.

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Rohit Sharma's Lamborghini was recorded twice exceeding the 105 km/h speed limit on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway, at 117 km/h and then 111 km/h. Highway police issued two challans totalling ₹4,000, which were paid.

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Mumbai Indians were repeatedly sanctioned for slow over-rates under Rohit's captaincy. He was fined 12 lakh rupees in April 2021, then 12 lakh for the first breach in 2022 and 24 lakh for the second breach that season.

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Following the India–Pakistan Asia Cup match, both teams were found to be two overs behind the required rate. Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam pleaded guilty on behalf of their teams and accepted the financial sanctions prescribed by the ICC.

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India were found to be four overs short in the first ODI against Bangladesh. The ICC imposed the corresponding fine, and Rohit Sharma, as captain, admitted the breach without requesting a hearing.

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Rohit Sharma was sanctioned by the IPL after Mumbai Indians' match against Kolkata Knight Riders. He admitted a Level 1 breach of Article 2.2 of the Code of Conduct and accepted a fine of 15% of his match fee.

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