Rohit Sharma Became The New ODI Captain Of India

Rohit Sharma became the new ODI captain of India, this legend will get the vice-captaincy.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the team for the Test series against South Africa to be held on Wednesday 8 December.

With this, it has also been made clear that in the ODI format, now the captain of Team India will be Rohit Sharma, not Virat Kohli.

Rohit Sharma has got the vice-captaincy of the team in the Test format as well. In such a situation, now who will be the vice-captain in limited-overs cricket, this is an interesting question.

Rohit Sharma will be seen captaining in ODI and T20 cricket, while who will be the vice-captain of Team India in the limited-overs series, the answer will probably be in the form of KL Rahul.

KL Rahul was appointed the vice-captain of the team for the limited-overs series against New Zealand.

In such a situation, it is possible that KL Rahul will be the vice-captain of the team in the ODI series against South Africa. Apart from this, many players are in this race.

These players are also race.

In limited-overs cricket, KL Rahul is leading the race for vice-captain, but he is facing competition from wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant.

Apart from this, Jasprit Bumrah is also one of the contenders to get the limited-overs vice-captaincy, but very few bowlers have got the vice-captaincy or captaincy in the history of Indian cricket.

In such a situation, the claim of Shreyas Iyer also looks strong for the vice-captain, who is now scoring runs in all three formats.

Why is KL Rahul ahead?

Rohit Sharma did not go for the limited-overs series on the tour of Australia due to injury. There, Virat Kohli was the captain of the team and KL Rahul was appointed the vice-captain.

Apart from this, when Virat left the captaincy of T20 cricket, KL Rahul was the vice-captain of the team in the T20 series against New Zealand after Rohit Sharma was made the captain.

In such a situation, KL Rahul is at the forefront of the race to be made the vice-captain.