What a knock! What a player! Rohit Sharma, the Indian captain, has etched his name into T20 history books, becoming the first ever batsman to smash a staggering 200 sixes in T20 International cricket! This isn’t just a number – it’s a testament to Rohit’s sheer power and dominance in the shortest format of the game.
The Indian audience held their breath after Kohli’s early dismissal. But then, Rohit came and exploded! The third over became Starc’s nightmare as Rohit rained down four monstrous sixes, putting 29 runs on the board and sending a roar through the Indian fans. Rain couldn’t dampen Rohit’s fiery spirit. He welcomed Cummins with a jaw-dropping 100-meter six, a shot that sailed majestically and landed on the roof of the stadium! It was a moment of pure magic, a fitting celebration for reaching the 200-sixes milestone.
This wasn’t just about brute force. Rohit’s adaptability shone through. When the Cummins delivery didn’t bounce as expected, he adjusted in a flash, going down on one knee and launching the ball into oblivion. It was a display of not just power, but also incredible skill and cricketing nous.
His 41-ball 92 runs were a masterclass in six-hitting. He ended the innings with a staggering 8 sixes and 7 boundaries, scoring over 70% of his runs with boundaries – a true sign of an in-form batsman. This wasn’t just a personal milestone for Rohit, it was a dominant display of Indian batting power.
This record-breaking knock puts Rohit in a league of his own. He’s miles ahead of the competition, with Martin Guptill at a distant second with 173 sixes. This innings is a reminder of why they call him the Hitman – his ability to clear the ropes with effortless ease is a sight to behold.
MOST SIXES IN MEN’S T20Is
1. Rohit Shamra – 203 in 157 matches*
2. Martin Guptill – 173 in 122 matches
3. Jos Buttler – 137 in 123 matches
4. Glenn Maxwell – 133 in 113 matches*
5. Nicholas Pooran – 132 in 95 matches
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