Kapil Dev says a player's prime is between the age of 26 and 34 and with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma being 35 and 37 respectively, fitness will be key.

Kapil Dev, former Indian cricket captain, suggests that a cricketer's prime years span from ages 26 to 34, with fitness determining their career length. Using Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli as examples,

Kapil Dev believes the prime years of a cricketer's career are between 26 and 34, with fitness determining longevity beyond that. This view is relevant for Indian stars like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli,

Kapil Dev's comments also bring to light the contrasting retirement choices of past legends. He noted that while players like Ravi Shastri retired early, others like Sachin Tendulkar played well into their 40s.

In my opinion, the period between 26 and 34 years is your prime, and thereafter, the fitness of the players will ensure their longevity.'

According to Kapil Dev, the future of a player after crossing 34 mainly depends on the physical ability to sustain themselves in field.

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