Rohit Sharma returns to the field for the first time since the test of the test – the video is viral

The Mumbai Indian striker, the striker, Rohit Sharma, returned to the action for the first time since the announcement of his Test Cricket retirement. Before the resumption of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, the MI players returned to the training nets and Rohit was seen by sweating alongside Karn Sharma, Robin Minz, Ashwani Kumar and Tilak Varma, among others. IPL 2025 was suspended for a week in the middle of growing border tensions between India and Pakistan. However, following the ceasefire, the IPL Governing Council announced that the tournament would resume on May 17 with the final which takes place on June 3. The Mumbai Indians will play their next match on May 21 at the Wankhede stadium while they will face the capitals of Delhi.

The training resumed. Recharge focus. Let’s go.

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– Mumbai Indians (@Mipaltan) May 15, 2025

Meanwhile, Rohit has decided to announce his longest retirement of sport just in front of the test series in England. Some media reports have said there were questions about whether he would continue as an India skipper, but the star bat decided to say goodbye to his test career.

The rhythm of the left arm of the Mumbai Indians, Trent Boult, is likely to join the team for the remaining matches of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025, according to an Espncricinfo report.

Boult played a key role for the five -time champions this season. The New Zealand Seamer is currently the best counter of Mumbai Indians and is the joint quarter in the overall list, with 18 counters of 12 games. It has an average of 19.89 and an economic rate of 8.49. His best performance was against Sunrisers Hyderabad, where he picked up 4 counters for 26 points and was appointed game player.

The Mumbai Indians, led by Hhelik Pandya, are placed fourth on the point table with 14 points after winning seven of their 12 games.

Six cities – Delhi, Jaipur, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Bengaluru – will welcome the 13 remaining championship games. However, the sites of the playoffs have not yet been finalized.

According to the new calendar, the qualifier 1 will be held on May 29, the eliminator on May 30 and June 2 on June 1. The IPL 2025 final will take place on June 3.

(With Ani entries)