The Indian middle-order wall post-Rahul Dravid era, Cheteshwar Pujara, assured that he has no retirement plans as yet. Pujara has taken up the commentary role in the recent past and is assigned the same duty in the Anderson-Tendulkar series. However, in the ESPN Cricinfo Podcast, he clarified he is not retiring. Pujara attended the podcast show with his wife, Puja Pabari, and there he was shown a video of India's former Test captain Rohit Sharma saying Pujara has not retired. The video belonged to the post-Gabba draw in the 2024-2025 Border-Gavaskar Series—the famous press conference where Ravichandran Ashwin came and declared his retirement announcement to everybody's surprise. Taking the clues from the video, Pujara agreed to Ro's statement and said, "He is saying that I have not retired and I am not done yet. I would agree to that. This is the phase that I am still enjoying my cricket. I will think about the retirement part later. But at the moment, I am someone who likes to live in the present." More to follow....