With retirement rumors swirling, Rohit Sharma's presence at Lord's for an optional practice session has sparked curiosity and debate. The 'Hitman' is facing scrutiny as his recent form has been less than stellar, with only 37 runs in the ongoing series. Despite this, fans remain loyal, chanting his name and predicting a century. The pressure on Rohit is palpable, with his performance trailing behind teammates Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli. However, the team management insists there's no pressure, and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak believes Rohit's experience and calmness will prevail. The 39-year-old's record at Lord's is underwhelming, but his recent practice session, where he faced Kuldeep and Mayank Yadav, suggests he's in good form. The question remains: will Rohit's iconic status at Lord's and his experience be enough to secure his place in India's ODI team? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain - Rohit's legacy in white-ball cricket is undeniable, and his fans will be there to witness it, whether it's his last outing or not.
