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In late December last year, after talks around Rohit Sharma's future in the Indian T20I team sparked amid his then continued absence from the format, experts and veterans argued over who could take over the reins in white-ball cricket with the 2024 T20 World Cup around the corner. Rohit later put the discussion to rest with an appearance in the home series against Afghanistan in January before BCCI secretary Jay Shah confirmed the 36-year-old would be leading the team in the ICC event in June. However, the veteran India opener's spot in the World Cup team has been questioned in a sensational claim by former Kolkata Knight Riders team director Joy Bhattacharjya, who feels Jasprit Bumrah should be leading the Men in Blue instead of the the out-of-form batter. While the selectors will be facing a few too many headaches in picking their final 15 for the World Cup, Bhattacharjya sparked a fresh debate as he questioned the very decision to appoint Rohit as the skipper for the ICC tournament, labelling him as "not an ideal choice".