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T20 WC IND vs AUS Rohit Sharma Records: Indian captain Rohit Sharma had an explosive batting performance against Australia in the T20 World Cup. Rohit Sharma took a lot of notice of the Australian bowlers during his batting. Be it left-armer Mitchell Starc or Pat Cummins who scored two hat-tricks. Rohit did not spare anyone. When Rohit scored 29 off Starc’s over, he hit Pat Cummins for a six that went off the roof of the stadium. Rohit may have missed out on a century in this match, but he created a series of records.
Rush of records
Today Rohit Sharma came to play in the avatar of Hitman. On the one hand, Rohit spoiled Starc’s international record by conceding 29 runs in an over. At the same time, he hit a long six off Pat Cummins who took two consecutive hat-tricks. Rohit Sharma also hit 200 sixes in international cricket during this period. Apart from this, Rohit also created the record of hitting the most sixes against a single opponent in international cricket. Rohit has hit 132 sixes against Australia. Earlier this record was held by Chris Gayle who hit 130 sixes against England.
Over 200 sixes
Not only this, Rohit Sharma created another record by hitting a six in this match. Rohit has hit more than 200 sixes in T20 International matches. Now Rohit has 203 sixes in 157 matches. Second on the list is Martin Guptill, who hit 173 sixes in 122 matches. Jos Buttler has hit 137 sixes in 123 matches and Glenn Maxwell has hit 133 sixes in 113 matches. Apart from this, Nicholas Pooran has hit a total of 132 sixes in 95 matches so far.
Rohit Sharma released Starc’s six, scored so many runs in a single over
The name is also in this record list
Rohit also holds the record for playing the longest innings for India as a captain in the T20 World Cup. Rohit is second in this list. At number one is Chris Gayle, who played an innings of 98 runs for India in 2019. Apart from this, Rohit has reached the second position in the list of highest individual scores in the T20 World Cup. This record is held by Suresh Raina who scored 101 against South Africa in Grass Islet in 2010.
