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BCCI review meeting: India captains Gill, Iyer, coach Gambhir reach Mumbai HQ

Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Gautam Gambhir, and VVS Laxman arrived at BCCI headquarters for a review meeting in Mumbai.

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Shubman Gill, India's ODI and Test captain, and Shreyas Iyer, India's T20 captain, arrived at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai for a review meeting. [1] BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia stated during a review meeting in Mumbai that Rohit Sharma's recent performance has ended speculation about his future with the national team. [2] According to various reports, the BCCI review meeting was originally scheduled after India's defeats on the tours of Ireland and England. [3] The group met to review recent white-ball defeats and discuss future plans for the Indian cricket team. [4] Devajit Saikia explicitly stated that his remarks do not guarantee Rohit Sharma's selection for the 2027 World Cup, noting that only future performances will keep him in the international arena. [5] Devajit Saikia remarked that Rohit Sharma scored 130 to 140 runs in the last match, asserting that there is no reason for speculation given his superb play. [6] Rohit Sharma scored 138 runs off 110 balls in the third ODI match against England at Lord's, even though India lost the match and the series 2-1. [7]
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  1. Shubman Gill, India's ODI and Test captain, and Shreyas Iyer, India's T20 captain, arrived at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai for a review meeting. · Amarujala
  2. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia stated during a review meeting in Mumbai that Rohit Sharma's recent performance has ended speculation about his future with the national team. · Hindustan Times
  3. According to various reports, the BCCI review meeting was originally scheduled after India's defeats on the tours of Ireland and England. · Amarujala
  4. The group met to review recent white-ball defeats and discuss future plans for the Indian cricket team. · Mid-day
  5. Devajit Saikia explicitly stated that his remarks do not guarantee Rohit Sharma's selection for the 2027 World Cup, noting that only future performances will keep him in the international arena. · Hindustan Times
  6. Devajit Saikia remarked that Rohit Sharma scored 130 to 140 runs in the last match, asserting that there is no reason for speculation given his superb play. · Hindustan Times
  7. Rohit Sharma scored 138 runs off 110 balls in the third ODI match against England at Lord's, even though India lost the match and the series 2-1. · Hindustan Times
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