Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have been the cornerstone of India's success, especially in ODI cricket, over the past decade.

Although Kohli had a quiet showing in the Sri Lanka ODIs last year, with only 58 runs across three innings, his overall record remains a testament to his skill and consistency. Both Rohit and Virat are determined to bounce back and find their rhythm in the upcoming ODI series against England, as they look to lead India to further success.

Virat ended the last year with just 655 international runs in 23 matches and 32 innings, averaging 21.83, with a century and two fifties to his name. His best score was 100*.

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have plenty of milestones to look forward to when India and England face off in the three-match ODI series, starting February 6 in Nagpur.

Varun Chakravarthy is expected to get a debut to strengthen his case for inclusion in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 squad.

Sanjay Bangar on Wednesday reckoned the change in format and their past exploits in ODIs could bring glad tidings for the struggling duo of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

Star India batters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are on cusp of major ODI records, both personal and as partners. Currently, they are 129 runs shy of joining the elite list of top five highest partnership runs by a pair in ODIs.

F resh off India’s thumping 4-1 series victory over England in the T20I series, attention now turns to the longer white-ball format as the two teams duke it out over three games

This will be the last series for the team ahead of the Champions Trophy, for which the team will be travelling to Dubai, and there will be some returning stars in this series as well. The stars to look out for are and

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma did not curb their instinct to attack in the open nets ahead of the series opener against Jos Buttler's England.