According to a report published by Time of India, the captain of the Indian cricket team Rohit Sharma is planning to say goodbye to Test cricket after the ongoing five-Test Border-Gavaskar series ends. 

The report has claimed that the BCCI top brass and selectors have already spoken about the decision and it is highly unlikely that Rohit will change his mind about the decision. 

But at the same time, the report has claimed that Rohit has only one chance to continue as the skipper if India finally qualify for the World Test Championship (WTC) Final. 

According to the report, in that case, he might ask the selectors to allow him to continue as the team's skipper.

Rohit looked shattered as he confessed to being "disturbed" after the heavy loss to Australia in the fourth Test here, saying there are "things" that he needs to address at a personal level apart from the team's collective problems amid intense focus on his form.

With 31 runs in six innings across three Tests, the Indian skipper's tally is just one more than Jasprit Bumrah’s series wicket haul of 30! The clamour for Test retirement has reached a crescendo and Sydney could be his final port of call in whites but he doesn't want to go out without a fight.