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A social media post claiming that the BCCI has initiated action against Rohit Sharma over his upcoming television show has gone viral. The post alleges that the Indian cricketer breached central contract rules and could face a lifetime ban.

However, there is no credible evidence to support these claims. No official BCCI statement, disciplinary notice or confirmation from Rohit Sharma has emerged regarding the alleged action.

🚨 BCCI HAS DECIDED TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST ROHIT SHARMA

According to reports BCCI rules state that centrally contracted players cannot run their own shows while under contract. However Rohit Sharma allegedly decided to break this rule and started his own show.

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Rohit Sharma Set For Television Debut

Rohit is preparing to make his television debut as the host of Family Full House with Rohit Sharma. The show is scheduled to premiere on September 19 on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV.

The programme marks Rohit’s first major entertainment project away from cricket. Its promotional videos have already attracted attention, with the former India captain revisiting some of his most popular cricket-related moments.

What Do BCCI Rules Say?

The viral post claims that centrally contracted players cannot host their own shows while under contract. However, available reports have found no clear BCCI provision that directly prohibits an active international cricketer from hosting a television programme.

Players remain bound by contractual, commercial and scheduling obligations, but appearing on television does not automatically amount to a breach of a central contract.

Rohit Still Part Of India’s ODI Plans

Rohit has retired from Test and T20I cricket but remains involved in India’s ODI plans. He was listed in Grade B in the BCCI’s 2025-26 central contracts, which cover the period from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2026.

Therefore, his television debut should not be interpreted as confirmation of a cricket ban or an immediate retirement from ODI cricket.

The claim about a possible lifetime ban appears to have originated from an unverified social media post and should not be treated as established news.