Did Rohit Sharma just pull off the biggest fitness comeback of 2025? CEAT Awards look goes viral

Saurav Goyal

Did Rohit Sharma just pull off the biggest fitness comeback of 2025? CEAT Awards look goes viral image

Rohit Sharma surprised everyone this week- not with a bat in hand, but with his stunning return to the spotlight.

The Indian opener, who recently stepped down from the ODI captaincy, made his first public appearance in months at the CEAT Cricket Awards in Mumbai.

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Looking lean, confident, and full of energy, Rohit’s dashing burgundy suit and calm smile quickly became the talk of social media. 

Why Rohit Sharma’s CEAT Awards 2025 look proves his fitness comeback is real

For someone who has spent nearly two decades under the spotlight, Rohit’s appearance at the CEAT Awards carried more meaning than just fashion.

Many fans noticed how fit and sharp he looked, a change from earlier months when rumors about his fitness had sparked concern.

Arriving with his wife Ritika Sajdeh, Rohit stepped out of his car with quiet confidence, shook hands with officials, and waved at the media.

It was his first big event since the BCCI’s announcement that Shubman Gill would take over as India’s ODI captain.

The timing of this appearance, just days before India’s upcoming series against Australia, made fans wonder if Rohit was silently sending a message that he’s not done yet.

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Social media buzzed with one question: “Is this the biggest fitness comeback of 2025?”

What’s next for Rohit Sharma in ODIs?

At 38, Rohit now has one format left- One-Day Internationals. But his hunger still seems alive.

India will play nine ODIs this season, three each against Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand and every match will matter for Rohit.

Statistically, few can match his ODI legacy. With 11,168 runs in 273 matches at an average close to 49, and 32 centuries, Rohit remains one of India’s finest ever in the 50-over game.

Having already said goodbye to Tests and T20Is, the veteran knows this is his final lap in international cricket. And if his latest appearance is any sign, Rohit Sharma seems ready to run that lap faster, stronger, and fitter than ever.

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Saurav Goyal

Saurav Goyal is a Content Producer at the Sporting News with over two years of experience in covering cricket. An avid cricket fan for more than two decades, his passion for the game led him to writing. Since then, he’s been delivering the latest news and engaging content to keep cricket fans informed and entertained.