India's dream home run came to an end at the hands of New Zealand. The Tom Latham-led side whitewashed Rohit Sharma's home team 3-0 in the three-match series. India were on an undefeated run at home since 2022. New Zealand, who defeated India to win the 2021 World Test Championship final, pulled off a heist in the sub-continent.Fingers are being raised at the seniors, with Rohit also coming under the scanner. The India captain only managed to score 91 runs in six innings. The manner of his dismissals also left many surprised.Former India chief selector Kris Srikkanth shared his take on Rohit and opined that he could retire from Test cricket if he doesn't perform well in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Srikkanth was the chief selector of the 2011 World Cup-winning team. Rohit was snubbed from the squad."100 percent, you have to start thinking ahead (if India doesn't do well in Australia). If Rohit Sharma doesn't do well, I think he himself will retire from Test cricket, for all you know. He will play ODIs only. He has already left T20I cricket. We have to keep in mind that he is also ageing. He is no longer getting younger," Srikkanth said on his YouTube channel."At least, Rohit Sharma had the guts. Hats off to Rohit Sharma for accepting the fact that he played badly throughout the series and captained badly. That's a great thing. That's the first move of a player to get back to the rhythm. Accepting your fault is very important. That's a very important quality of a human being. He accepted it openly and that means he is on the road to recovery, that's my opinion."Apart from Rohit, Virat Kohli also struggled with the bat and only managed to score 93 runs in six innings. Their failure with the bat was among the biggest reasons behind India's defeat.