Rohit sharma centuries

Rohit Sharma after WTC final loss: Travis Head, Steve Smith centuries caught us off guard WTC Final, IND vs AUS: India captain Rohit Sharma said Travis Head and Steve Smith’s centuries affected his team’s plans in the World Test Championship final against Australia at the Oval in London. Published : Jun 11, 2023 17:47 IST , CHENNAI - 2 MINS READ India captain Rohit Sharma admitted that Australia batters Travis Head and Steve Smith’s first-innings hundreds attacked his team’s plans in the ICC World Test Championship final at the Kennington Oval in London on Sunday. Following a 209-run defeat on a largely batting-friendly pitch, Rohit conceded that his bowlers failed to nail their execution after opting to bowl first. India conceded a mammoth 469 to Australia, led by Head (163) and Smith (126), the first two centurions in a WTC final. WTC 2023-2025: India full schedule, tours, matches list “I thought we started well with winning the toss, putting them to bat in those conditions. We bowled well in the first session and then we let ourselves down with how we bowled. Got to give credit to the Australian batters. Head came in and played really well along with Steven Smith. That just took us off guard a little bit. We knew it was always hard to comeback, but we put up a good show,” Rohit said after the defeat. Rohit, however, lauded the fightback led by comeback man Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur who braved some hostile spells to reduce Australia’s first-innings lead to 173. “...

On the 3rd ball of the 36th over, Rohit took a single on Blair Tickner’s delivery to complete the milestone. He was quite normal in his celebration and did even take his helmet off but just raised his hands and acknowledged the crowd. Rohit got out after scoring 101 runs on Michael Bracewell’s delivery. This is Rohit’s 30th ODI century, and he has equalled the record of Australian legend Ricky Ponting. Only Sachin Tendulkar (49) and Virat Kohli (46) are ahead of Rohit in terms of the ODI centuries. It is a great fact that the top-3 positions in the list of most ODI centuries are acquired by Indian players. Rohit’s last ODI century came in 2020 when he smashed a century against Australia in Bengaluru. The year 2019 was the best one for the Indian captain where he scored 7 ODI centuries. Rohit started opening the innings in 2013 and his fortunes changed after it. He would want to continue his top form for the rest of the year as well. Loading embed tweet https://twitter.com/mipaltan/status/1617822440817676288?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Rohit Sharma ODI centuries S No. Score Opposition Venue Year 1 114 Zimbabwe Bulawayo 2010 2 101* Zimbabwe Bulawayo 2010 3 141* Australia Jaipur 2013 4 209 Australia Bengaluru 2013 5 264 Sri Lanka Kolkata 2014 6 138 Australia Melbourne 2015 7 137 Bangladesh Melbourne 2015 8 150 South Africa Kanpur 2015 9 171* Australia Perth 2016 10 124 Australia Brisbane 2016 11 123* Bangladesh Birmingham 2017 12 124* Sri Lanka Kandy 2017 13 104 Sri Lanka Colombo 201...

Virat Kohli might be the face of Indian cricket — and has been for some time — but there is an argument to say that Rohit Sharma is the brains. Now captain of India in all three formats, at the age of 35, Rohit is recognised on the world stage for the elite player that he is. His international records make for fine reading, with 43 centuries across the Test, ODI and T20 formats. And he's also a powerhouse in the Indian Premier League, having won the competition six times, five as captain. Here is all you need to know about Rohit's IPL career, where his reputation as both a destructive and classy operator with the bat has only been enhanced... MORE: Rohit Sharma IPL team Apart from three seasons with the Deccan Chargers in the first three seasons of the IPL, Rohit Sharma has been loyal to Mumbai Indians. In the 2011 auction, he was put up for sale and bought for $2 million by Mumbai Indians — and what a decision that proved to be. Has Rohit Sharma ever won the IPL? Unlike his long-time friend and international teammate Kohli — who has never won the IPL with franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore — Sharma is one of the most decorated players in the tournament's history and the most successful captain in the IPL. He's won it six times, first with the Deccan Chargers in 2009 and then five times with the Mumbai Indians — all as captain — with titles in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. The IPL website call him 'Captain Marvellous' while he's also known as 'The Hitman'. He took ov...