Rohit Sharma: Rohit’s big achievement in the semi-finals, the only batsman to make a record

Rohit Sharma Shines in T20 World Cup 2024 Semi-Final

Rohit Sharma is in his form in the important match of T20 World Cup 2024. After Australia, he played an innings as captain in the semi-final match against England. Not only did England lose in this match, but Rohit Sharma also made many records in his name.

Rohit Sharma is always considered a big-match player. He has also proved this. There were concerns about Rohit’s form before the T20 World Cup. During the tournament, runs were not coming out of Rohit’s bat in the beginning. At that time experts had expressed concern. As soon as the Super-8 round started, Rohit showed his true form. He played a stormy innings of 92 runs in 41 balls against Australia. He scored a half-century against England on the difficult pitch of Guyana. In this way, Team India’s innings was made. Now he has entered the final by defeating England. Rohit set a flurry of records in the important semi-final match.

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Rohit Sharma Record-Breaking Feats:

Rohit Sharma played an innings of 57 runs in 39 balls in the important semi-final match. He hit 6 fours and 2 sixes in the innings. He became the first batsman to hit 50 sixes in the T20 World Cup. After him, Virat Kohli hit 33 and Yuvraj Singh also hit the same number of sixes. Apart from this, Rohit did a big feat in this match. Rohit has earlier hit 50 sixes in the ODI World Cup and World Test Championship. Now he has completed 50 sixes in the T20 World Cup. He is the first batsman to achieve this feat in three tournaments.

Rohit Sharma has made another record in his name with a brilliant innings. He is the first Indian captain to score a half-century in a knockout match of the T20 World Cup. He also has the second-highest runs (771) in ICC knockouts. Before him is Virat Kohli, who has scored 863 runs.

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“Virat Kohli is a class player. Any player has to go through this situation. But we know his game and his importance. Form should not be a problem. His intention is clear. So we are with him even in the finals,” said captain Rohit Sharma. So there is no doubt that Virat Kohli will be in the playing XI for the final match against South Africa.

Leading India to ICC Finals

Team India defeated England by 68 runs in the semi-final match. Rohit Sharma has led the Indian team to the final of an ICC tournament for the third time under his captaincy. In this matter, he has equaled former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly and West Indies captain Brian Lara. Ricky Ponting and Mahendra Singh Dhoni are ahead of Rohit Sharma in this matter. Both of them have led their team to the finals of ICC tournaments 4 times each under their captaincy.