Indian cricket legends Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are set to participate in Australia's upcoming ODI series, which could be their final one on Australian soil. Kohli and Sharma, who have retired from T20Is and Tests respectively, will be part of the three-match ODI series and five T20Is starting in October. Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg expressed excitement about the upcoming series, highlighting the significance of the Indian men's and women's teams playing in Australia.

Greenberg emphasized the efforts being made to create unique marketing plans for each game in different cities, tailored to local markets. He mentioned the success of previous series and the anticipation of sellout games throughout the summer, with the quality of players like Kohli and Sharma making it a memorable season. Greenberg acknowledged the possibility of this being the last chance to see these cricket icons play in Australia and emphasized the importance of giving them a fitting send-off.

Addressing past racism incidents during India's tours to Australia, Greenberg stressed a zero-tolerance policy towards inappropriate behavior at cricket matches. He emphasized the importance of creating a welcoming and safe environment for all fans, ensuring that instances of abuse or misconduct will be dealt with promptly and individuals responsible will be removed from stadiums. Greenberg highlighted the need to educate fans and maintain a respectful atmosphere at all venues to ensure that players and fans from all countries feel safe and valued.