Rohit sharma century

Rohit Sharma scored his last T20I century against West Indies in November 2018. He made an unbeaten 111 off just 61 balls to help India post a humoungous total of 195. Rohit was the acting captain of the Indian team in the match, replacing Virat Kohli. Held at Lucknow, the match was easily won by India by 71 runs. This century was his fourth in T20I cricket, the most by any batter in the format. In the whole match, Rohit kept on hitting boundaries and did not let the scoring rate slow down even after wickets fell on the other end. He hit 8 fours and a whopping 7 sixes in the whole innings, scoring at a rate of 181.97. Rohit Sharma’s last century in ODI cricket Date Against At Score Balls Strike Rate 19/01/2020 Australia M Chinnaswamy stadium 119 128 92.97 In Australia’s Tour of India in January 2020, Rohit Sharma scored a century in the final match of three-match ODI series. The series was levelled one all and India were in tremendous pressure of winning the last match. Australia won the match and chose to bat first. Australia put up a competitive total of 286 runs for India to chase down. Coming to bat alongside KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma have India a bolstering start. Even after KL Rahul was dismissed, Rohit continued to play his shots and built a partnership with Virat Kohli. Off Adam Zampa’s bowling, Rohit Sharma got out for 119 runs.

47 Innings taken by Rohit to score his first away century in Tests. The only one who took longer, among Indians, was Anil Kumble (78 innings). Among specialist batters, only Ian Redpath (64 innings) and Shivnarine Chanderpaul (52 innings) took longer than Rohit to raise their first away hundred in Tests.

England vs India: Rohit Sharma's Landmark Century Leaves India Well Placed Despite Ollie Robinson's Double Rohit Sharma scored his first Test century outside India before England's Ollie Robinson took two wickets on a day of fluctuating fortunes at Oval. • Agence France-Presse • Updated: September 04, 2021 11:55 PM IST From the very next delivery, Sharma, on 127, mistimed a pull off a Robinson ball that 'stayed' in the pitch, with Chris Woakes running round from fine leg to long leg to take the catch. It was the end of an excellent second-wicket partnership of 153 in 46 overs between Sharma and Cheteshwar Pujara. Five balls later, Pujara was out as well, his valuable 61 ending when he inside-edged Sussex seamer Robinson, via his thigh, to Moeen Ali in the slip cordon. Befitting a see-saw five-match series locked at 1-1, India were now 237-3, with two fresh batsmen in captain Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja, again promoted up the order ahead of the struggling Ajinkya Rahane, facing a rejuvenated England attack. Soon afterwards, even though the floodlights were on, the umpires informed Root it was too dangerous for the quicks to continue to bowl. Root bowled his own off-breaks and those of frontline spinner Moeen for a couple of overs before deciding he did not want to run the risk of India extending their lead. He effectively forced the umpires to take the players off the field for bad light. Star batsman Kohli, without a Test hundred in nearly two years, was 22 not out at ...

Indian captain Rohit Sharma scored his first Test century as India's skipper on Friday against Australia during the first Test of the 2023 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. By reaching the triple-digit score on the second day's play in Nagpur, Rohit became the first and only Indian skipper to score a century in all three formats of the game. Indian skipper Border-Gavaskar Test series, which is taking place at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur, Rohit entered his name in the history books. The right-handed batter was playing only his third Test as Indian skipper and 46th overall. By reaching the triple-figure mark, he achieved the milestone that even the legendary Rohit scored his maiden ODI century as Indian skipper against Sri Lanka on December 13, 2017 in Mohali. In that match, he led the side in the absence of Virat Kohli, and remained unbeaten on 208. His first and only T20I century as Indian skipper was also against Sri Lanka. On December 22, 2017 in Indore, he scored 118.

Rohit Sharma records • Rohit has a unique record of reaching a century with a six in all three formats. ODI • The highest individual score of Rohit Sharma is 264 in the ODI. This is the highest individual score by a player in ODI format so far. • Rohit Sharma is the only batsman to score 3 double centuries in the one-day international matches. Rohit Sharma • Rohit has the record of scoring the highest number of fours (33) in an ODI inning. • Rohit has the second-highest number of sixes, 16 (after Eoin Morgan, 17), in ODI innings. • He is the fastest Indian opener (83 innings) and the second-fastest opener (behind Hashim Amla) in the world to score 4000 ODI runs. • He is the fastest Indian opener and the second-fastest opener in the world to touch 5000 ODI runs. Rohit took 102 innings to do so while Hashim Amla achieved this feat in just 100 innings. • Rohit Sharma is the only batsman who scored 8 innings of 150+ in ODIs breaking the records of • He is the third-highest century Scorer (29) Indian in the ODIs after the Sachin and Virat Kohli. Sachin and Kohli have scored 49 and 43 centuries respectively in the ODIs. • He is the only batsman in the 12th edition of the Cricket World Cup who has scored 5 centuries. • He is declared the ODI player of the year 2019 by the ICC. • Rohit Sharma holds a total of 21 “Player Of Match Awards” in ODI. T20I • Rohit Sharma is the second leading run-getter for India in T20 Internationals. • Sharma is the highest run-scorer Indian player (11...

Ending a three-year wait for his first triple-digit score in One Day Internationals (ODIs) on Tuesday, Indian skipper Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma during a press conference (PTI) While the statistic is true, Rohit felt it did not convey the correct picture. "Regarding the first hundred in three years, I've played only 12 (17) ODIs in three years. Three years sounds a lot," Rohit told reporters after India whitewashed New Zealand 3-0 in the series following team's 90-run win in the final ODI. "You guys should know what's happening. I know that it was shown on broadcast but kabhi kabhi woh cheez bhi dhyan dena chahiye, broadcaster ko bhi sahi cheez dikhana chahiye (the broadcasters should give the correct picture)," he added. When a journalist further asked if it was the return of the 'Hitman', a moniker used for him, Rohit, who slammed nine fours and six sixes in India's 90-run win, said, "What sort of a comeback? I didn’t get it. Oh, someone must’ve told you! See, of those last three years, for eight months (in 2020), everyone was home. Where were the matches? Last year, we played only T20 cricket. As I said, there were no matches in 2020. Everyone was sitting at home because of COVID-19. We hardly played ODIs, I was injured so I played two Tests during that time, so you have to put all of that in perspective. "We were playing T20 cricket last year. And in T20 cricket, there's no better batsman than Suryakumar Yadav at the moment. He has hit two hundreds and I ...

Rohit acknowledged the biggest obstacle to a final series is finding the space in an increasingly hectic schedule. "You need to have fair opportunities to both the teams," the 36-year-old said. "In the next cycle, if it is possible, a three-match series would be ideal. "I would love that. But is there a time? That's the big question. It's about finding that window where it can be fit in." • Australia ruthlessly beat India to win title • Cummins targets 'legacy-defining' Ashes win • Download Test Match Special podcast The cricket calendar is already packed, with Test cricket competing against two other formats for space in a schedule that includes a men's ICC event - 50-over World Cup, T20 World Cup or Champions Trophy - every year for the next eight years. Domestic franchise competitions around the world mean players can already play year round, while England Test captain Ben Stokes said it was "unsustainable" to play in all three formats when he announced his retirement from one-day international cricket last summer. However, Rohit believes the nature of Test cricket lends itself to a multi-game series. "In an event like this, you work hard for two years and then you have only one shot at it," he said. "You cannot get into that momentum that you need in Test cricket. "Test cricket is all about finding that rhythm, finding that momentum." Australia captain Pat Cummins says he is happy with the current format and pointed to one-off finals in other sports such as Australian ...

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Indian skipper Rohit Sharma scored 43 runs from 60 balls in the second innings of the ongoing World Test Championship 2023 final against Australia at the Oval, and during his stay at the crease, he broke MS Dhoni's record of 17,092 runs in international cricket to become the fifth leading run-getter for India at the highest level. POSITION PLAYER TIME SPAN MATCHES RUNS BEST AVERAGE 100/50 6/4s 1. Sachin Tendulkar 1989-2013 664 34357 248* 48.52 100/164 364/4076+ 2. Virat Kohli 2008-Present 497* 25380* 254* 53.54 75/130 279/2517 3. Rahul Dravid 1996-2012 504 24064 270 45.57 48/145 66/2593 4. Sourav Ganguly 1992-2008 421 18433 239 41.42 38/106 246/2004 5. Rohit Sharma 2007-Present 441 17115 264 42.68 43/91 527/1618 6. MS Dhoni 2004-2019 535 17092 224 44.74 15/108 352/1469 After the end of his batting in the ongoing Ultimate Test, Rohit has amassed a total of 17,115 runs in a total of 441 matches played at the highest level. He has scored 9,825 runs in 243 ODIs and 3853 in 148 T20I matches. The ongoing Test is his 50th one, and he has 3,437 runs to his name in the red-ball format of the game.

Sharma made his ODI debut against Sharma made his Test debut during the Sharma made his T20I debut during the Key [ ] • * – Remained • – • – • (D/L) – The result of the match was based upon the Test cricket centuries [ ] Test centuries scored by Rohit No. Score Against Pos. Inn. Test Venue H/A Date Result Ref 1 177 6 2 1/2 Home 6 November 2013 Won 2 111* 6 2 2/2 Home 14 November 2013 Won 3 102* 6 2 2/3 Home 24 November 2017 Won 4 176 2 1 1/3 Home 2 October 2019 Won 5 127 2 3 1/3 Home 2 October 2019 Won 6 212 2 1 3/3 Home 19 October 2019 Won 7 161 1 1 2/4 Home 13 February 2021 Won 8 127 1 3 4/5 Away 2 September 2021 Won 9 120 1 2 1/4 Home 9 February 2023 Won One Day International cricket centuries [ ] ODI centuries scored by Rohit No. Score Against Pos. Inn. S/R Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref 1 114 4 1 95.79 Away 28 May 2010 Lost 2 101* 4 2 101.00 Neutral 30 May 2010 Won 3 141* 1 2 114.63 Home 16 October 2013 Won 4 209 1 1 132.27 Home 2 November 2013 Won 5 264 2 1 152.60 Home 13 November 2014 Won 6 138 1 1 99.28 Away 18 January 2015 Lost 7 137 1 1 108.73 Neutral 19 March 2015 Won 8 150 1 2 112.78 Home 11 October 2015 Lost 9 171* 1 1 104.90 Away 12 January 2016 Lost 10 124 1 1 97.63 Away 15 January 2016 Lost 11 123* 1 2 95.34 Neutral 15 June 2017 Won 12 124* 1 2 85.51 Away 27 August 2017 Won 13 104 1 1 118.18 Away 31 August 2017 Won 14 125 2 2 114.67 Home 1 October 2017 Won 15 147 1 1 106.52 Home 29 October 2017 Won 16 208* 1 1 135.94 Home 13 December 2017 Won 17 115 1 1 91.26 ...