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Are we going to see Rohit Sharma on a Netflix project? The speculation is getting more fuel due to a cryptic story shared on Instagram by ‘Hitman’. The logos of Netflix and Mumbai Indians were revealed on the cover page of what appeared to be the draft of a script draft titled 'Draft #45', with the date April 09, 2026. The title's partial concealment added more buzz. This story indicates that Rohit may be working on a film or documentary. Of course there is no official confirmation.

Fans think it may be a biographical or behind-the-scenes film on his journey with MI. Rohit has won five IPL titles with MI as the skipper in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. He also has one with DCH as a player in 2009. With time, a clearer picture will come. At the moment, Rohit is taking part in IPL 2026, his 19th season overall and 15th with MI.

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MI are currently in 8th place on the points table with one win and two losses in three games. Rohit began well with a brilliant 78 vs KKR and then got a good start vs DC with 35. But he failed vs RR as he made only five. He shall next be seen in action vs RCB on April 12.

MI have not won the title or played the final since 2020. Their only loss in the final is in 2010 vs CSK. But they face an uphill task in IPL 2026 to make it to the top four with 11 games left to play.

How Many More IPL Editions Shall Rohit Sharma Play?

Rohit turns 39 three weeks from now. It remains to be seen how many more seasons he can play. Should MI win the title, Rohit shall set the record for most titles with one side in IPL history. At the moment, he has played the most seasons as a capped player, shares the record of most seasons with Virat Kohli and has the second most runs, games, catches and sixes in IPL history.

In 275 IPL games, Rohit has made 7164 runs at an average of 29.85 with a strike rate of 132.56. He’s made two 100s and 48 50s with a best of 109 not out. Not to mention 102 catches, 651 fours and 309 sixes. A true legend of the IPL.