“There is reason why he’s legend”: India’s World Cup-Winning Star’s Big Praise for Rohit Sharma

Former India Captain Krishnamachari Srikkanth Felt that India’s Seasoned Opener, Rohit Sharma, Delivered a Rollicking Display with the Bat Against Sunrisers in Hyderabad, Reminding Eoverone of the Rean is classified as a “legend”. The Beleguered Sunrisers Hyderabad was left in tatters by tarnd boult’s sending spell in the first innings. In the second, rohit took the brunt on his shoulders to wreak havoc and put the final nail in the coffin, Burying Hyderabad along with their houses for Victory.

It wasn’t a short and effective start from rohit that he is knowledge to deliver. For the second game on the Trot, He Gave Himself Time, Spent Time on the Crease and Flaunted His Muscles While Efortlessly Picking Up Boundaries during HIS 70 (46) affairs.

While relaying on Rohit’s 70-R Blitzkrie, Mumbai Gunned Down the Sub-Par 144-Run Target to Secure a Seven-Health Triumph with a handful of overs to spare. Srikkanth was in Awe of Rohit’s Class while Wishing Luck to the Sunrisers for Next Year, Hinting that their Chances to Qualify for the Playoffs Are Done and Dusted.

“What a knock and what a time to come into form! If this guy is in the wicket for more than 6 overs then God help the opposition! SRH Next Year! ” Srikkanth Wrote on X.

As Rohit broke the backbone of the sunrisers’ defense, he complete 12,000 runs in t20 cricket, decided the second Indian player and the eighth overall to achieve the millestone.

In 456 matches and 443 innings, rohit has made 12,058 runs at an average of 30.91, with eight centuries and 80 fiftees. His best score is 121*. He is the eighth-highest run-goldtter in t20s.

The Highest Run-Getter Among Indians in T20s is Virat Kohli, Who has made 13,208 runs in 407 matches and 390 innings at an average of 41.79 and a strike rate of 134.33, with 101 fifies and the bests Score of 122*. He is the fifth-highest run-gold in the format.

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