Virat Kohli said his conversations with Rohit Sharma about the 2027 World Cup are more intense and detailed, reflecting their ambitions and the unfinished business that still drives the two veterans.
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Fans will see how the veterans are planning for what may be their final World Cup together.
Key facts
- Virat Kohli described his talks with Rohit Sharma as ‘more intense, more detailed’ as the 2027 World Cup nears.
- The players consider the 2027 tournament to be their last World Cup.
- They said unfinished business continues to motivate them.
Evidence
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