Ishan kishan 200

Ishan Kishan on Sunday blasted the fastest ODI double century in the dead rubber against Bangladesh in Chattogram, off just 126 balls, shattering the previous record held by Chris Gayle, who’d taken 138 balls against Zimbabwe in the 2015 World Cup. After the match, Kishan was interviewed by teammate Shubman Gill and he talked about the momentous occasion. “It feels really good to have my name with so many legendary cricketers such as Sachin paaji, Veeru paaji, Rohit bhai. And I think I can get a few more,” Kishan said. “The wickets in the net session were not that great in the earlier ground so I thought I’ll just practice my batting. Players who played in previous matches were also batting so it helped that I had extra practice. Surya bhai was also doing that during the World Cup and I also did it and got 200,” Kishan said when asked why he was practicing in the morning of the match. On emotions of joining the legendary Double Ton-up & man of the moment – Full interview 🎥 🔽 — BCCI (@BCCI) Both cricketers then went into lighthearted banter where Gill said that Kishan did not come to practice on the day leading to the match to which the latter replied,” I was there but you didn’t see me.” Gill would counter saying,” You didn’t come yesterday but as soon as you knew you were in the playing 11 in the morning, you went to practice.” Kishan would laugh and say,” I was bowled two times in the net. I did come to practice yesterday.” “I was a little careful till I got my 50 becaus...

The next time Team India steps onto the field to take on New Zealand in the second ODI on Saturday in Raipur, their top-four in the line-up will have three double centurions - Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan - and a cricketer - Virat Kohli - who is just four centuries away from breaking Sachin Tendulkar's all-time ODI hundreds' record. Gill was the latest addition, fifth to be exact, in the illustrious list of Indian male cricketers slamming an ODI double hundred. At 23, the right-hander became Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan enjoy a light moment(BCCI/screengrab) Interestingly, Kishan was dropped immediately after scoring that double hundred. The left-hander did not play for India in the entire Sri Lanka series as Gill was preferred ahead of him. Kishan made a comeback to the Indian XI in the first ODI against New Zealand only after KL Rahul was unavailable for the three-match series due to personal reasons. The opportunity, however, came with a catch. Kishan had to bat in the middle-order as India stuck with the highly-successful Rohit and Gill opening combination. It proved to be the right decision as India once again got off to a dream start on Wednesday in Hyderabad. Rohit threw away another good start when he mistimed a pull shot off Blair Tickner but Gill played one of the best knocks in recent times to almost single-handedly take India to 349 for 8. Gill ended up with 208 off just 149 balls. His innings was laced with 9 sixes and 19 fours. Also ...

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Ishan Kishan 200: IND vs BAN 3rd ODI – Swashbuckling Ishan Kishan became the fourth Indian to score an ODI double hundred. The left-hander put on a show of great intent in his first game on his ODI return. The Indian opener got the milestone in 126 balls, the fastest in men’s ODI history. Follow India vs Bangladesh LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN. Ishan Kishan 200: RECORD-BREAKER Ishan Kishan joins ELITE LIST of DOUBLE CENTURION in ODIs, smashes 200 off 126 against Bangladesh, Check OUT Ishan Kishan put on a fine performance on his return to ODIs on Saturday. Coming in for Rohit Sharma, the left-hander blasted his maiden ODI double-century in Chattogram. Kishan got to his double ton in just 126 balls, the fastest ever in ODI cricket. The 24-year-old smashed 24 boundaries and hit 10 sixes in a full onslaught on the Bangladesh attack. Kishan’s innings is a timely reminder of his talents with the World Cup coming up next year. He is also the youngest to score a double century, doing so at the age of 24. Rohit Sharma was 26 years and 186 days old at the time of his first double against Australia. Double Centuries in ODI cricket Player Runs Balls 4s 6s SR Rohit Sharma 264 173 33 9 152.6 Martin Guptill 237* 163 24 11 145.39 Virender Sehwag 219 149 25 7 146.97 Chris Gayle 215 147 10 16 146.25 Fakhar Zaman 210* 156 24 5 134.61 Ishan Kishan 210 131 24 10 160.3 Rohit Sharma 209 158 12 16 132.27 Rohit Sharma 208* 153 13 12 135.94 Sachin Tendulkar 200* 147 25 3 136.05 Kishan’s effort i...

Ishan Kishan replaced captain Rohit Sharma in Team India’s playing XI for the final ODI of the three-match series against Bangladesh at Chattogram on Saturday. Making a comeback into the squad since representing India against New Zealand in Napier last month, the 24-year-old proved his worth as an opener by smashing a sensational double century. In the process, Kishan also scripted a unique ODI record as a Team India opener. Ishan Kishan goes berserk, notches up a stunning double century Kishan amassed 200 runs off 126 balls in the 35th over of the first innings, with Kohli looking strong at 85 runs off 76 balls. Kishan smashed the bowlers all around the park. The left-handed batter hit 23 fours and nine sixes at the time of writing while the former India captain had hit nine fours. While India lost veteran opener, Shikhar Dhawan, cheaply for a mere three runs off eight balls in the 5th over, Kishan held his ground and provided a treat to the Indian fans. He took 85 balls to complete his maiden century for India in ODI cricket and became the first Indian opener to score an ODI century since Rohit Sharma’s 119 against Australia in January 2020. He received much-required support from former India captain Virat Kohli, who took a step back, allowing Kishan to go all out against the opposition bowlers.

Ishan Kishan 200: In Rohit Sharma’s absence, Ishan Kishan took the attack to Bangladesh as the left-hander scored a scintillating double hundred on Saturday. The 24-year-old scored the fastest double-century in ODI cricket, becoming the seventh overall to get to the milestone. The innings kicked off celebrations in the village of Nawada in Bihar, where Kishan hails from. Follow India vs Bangladesh LIVE updates on Insidesport.IN Also Read: Ishan Kishan 200: Huge celebrations Kick off in Ishan Kishan’s family in Nawada after record DOUBLE CENTURY in Bangladesh – Watch Video Nawada burst into celebrations on Saturday as local boy Ishan Kishan scored a magnificent double century in Chattogram. The festivities were kicked off by Ishan Kishan’s grandmother and former civil surgeon Dr. Savitri Sharma. The elderly woman distributed sweets among the people as per reports. The entire community joined in their celebrations with local MLAs also calling her and congratulating her on Kishan’s effort. Ishan Kishan’s mother also revelled in the celebrations revealing that she did not watch her son bat until he scored a half-century. Speaking to ABP News, she said it was too “nerve-wracking” for her to watch before, but as soon as Ishan went past 50, she turned on the match. Ishan Kishan 200: Huge celebrations Kick off in Ishan Kishan’s family in Nawada after record DOUBLE CENTURY in Bangladesh – Watch Video Swashbuckling Ishan Kishan became the fourth Indian to score an ODI double hundred...