IPL 2024: Rohit Sharma to join SRH?

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The mini-auction will be held on December 19 ahead of IPL 2024. Ahead of the auction, several teams have retained key players.


The mini-auction will be held on December 19 before 2024. Ahead of the auction, several teams have retained key players. This has had a major impact on the teams. Hardik Pandya has been appointed as the new captain of Mumbai Indians, replacing Rohit Sharma. Rohit Sharma is likely to continue as the vice-captain. This has created a new demand for the screen before the IPL mini-auction. Rohit Sharma has been appointed a new white-ball captain of Team India.

Rohit Sharma made his IPL debut for the Deccan Chargers. SRH need a captain like Rohit Sharma. Also, Rohit can run a team with young players. The debate has been going on social media. The players can also be traded after the auction, which will be held in Dubai on December 19. Fans are speculating if the SRH management will trade Rohit Sharma to the team.

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