Alongside Rohit Sharma, India’s key players Shubman Gill and Jasprit Bumrah are also set to undergo fitness tests at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence.
Rohit Sharma Undergoes Pre-Season Fitness Tests Ahead of Australia ODI Tour

Senior India batter Rohit Sharma has reported to the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru for a routine pre-season fitness evaluation ahead of a busy international schedule. The 38-year-old, who has retired from T20Is and Tests, will undergo the Yo-Yo and Bronco Tests on Sunday, August 31, as part of standard BCCI protocols.
Rohit’s fitness assessment kicks off his preparations for India’s upcoming three-match ODI tour of Australia in October, with matches slated for October 19, 23, and 25. Although the squad has not yet been officially announced, team management expects a sharper, fitter Rohit to secure his spot in the ODI setup.

Speculation is also swirling around Rohit Sharma potentially featuring for India A in the three-match one-day series against Australia A in Kanpur, scheduled for September 30, October 3, and 5. No official confirmation has been provided yet.
If Rohit does participate, the series could serve as a valuable tune-up ahead of India’s main ODI tour of Australia, allowing team management to test combinations and strategies before the high-stakes international fixtures. His involvement would also provide him an opportunity to fine-tune his form and fitness ahead of the challenging series Down Under.
Rohit Sharma Undergoes Fitness Tests Ahead of Asia Cup 2025

Rohit Sharma joined key Indian players at the Centre of Excellence (CoE) for mandatory fitness assessments ahead of the Asia Cup 2025. Shubman Gill, recovering from a recent flu that forced him to miss the Duleep Trophy quarterfinal, and Mohammed Siraj, India’s ODI pace spearhead, were also present.
Alongside Rohit, Test captain and T20I vice-captain Shubman Gill and pace ace Jasprit Bumrah were scheduled to complete the Yo-Yo and Bronco tests on Sunday. These evaluations are crucial for finalizing the squad and planning individual workloads ahead of the tournament.
India is set to begin their Asia Cup campaign against the UAE on September 9 in Dubai, with the squad assembling on September 4. As the team prepares for a packed schedule—including the Asia Cup, Australia ODIs, and the 2026 Champions Trophy—Rohit Sharma’s fitness and form remain pivotal for anchoring the top order and mentoring the emerging talent during this transitional phase in Indian cricket.