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thecurrenthindustann · 2 years ago
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Rohit Sharma Net Worth, IPL salary, Endorsements, Age, Wife, Family, Car, Lifestyle & more
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Rohit Sharma Net Worth, IPL salary, Endorsements, Age, Wife, Family, Car, Lifestyle aur rohit sharma ke baare main sab kuchh aap is blog main jaan payenge. Rohit sharma indian cricket team ODI ka captain hai. T20 international ka captain Hardik Pandya hai. Rohit sharma net worth ki baat karein to Rohit sharma ki net worth $ 26 Million hai. Rohit sharma ki main income International cricket, T20 international, IPL aur Endorsements se hai. hum aage baat karenge ke rohit sharma ki IPL salary aur international cricket main kitani income hai aur uske alawa endorsements se kitane kamate hai. Read more
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shabdshilanews · 20 hours ago
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Biography of Rohit Sharma: रोहित शर्मा भारतीय क्रिकेट का 'हिटमैन', जानें इसके जीवन से जुड़ी कुछ बातें
Biography of Rohit Sharma: रोहित शर्मा, जिन्हें ‘हिटमैन’ के नाम से भी जाना जाता है, भारतीय क्रिकेट टीम के एक प्रमुख खिलाड़ी हैं। उनकी शानदार बल्लेबाजी, खासकर सफेद गेंद के खेल में, ने उन्हें विश्व क्रिकेट के सबसे बड़े सितारों में से एक बना दिया है। रोहित ने न केवल भारत के लिए कई महत्वपूर्ण मैच जीते हैं, बल्कि उन्होंने क्रिकेट के इतिहास में कई रिकॉर्ड भी बनाए हैं। यह लेख रोहित शर्मा के जीवन, करियर…
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crickit0 · 30 days ago
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ROHIT SHARMA
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tinykittendelusion · 6 months ago
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Seventeen as Bollywood Characters
a/n: i keep seeing people do this on Instagram and Twitter and i wanted to try it too
tw: a bit of swearing.
Scoups - Ram Prasad Sharma (Main Hoon Na)
Okay so you remember how srk was all older brother in this movie yeah scoups for sure. Also I love the dynamics between Ram and Lakshman (Very scoups and dino also maybe mingyu coded) . Plus i just think he's a shy awkward dork in everyday life but would have this alt cool persona.Also him being an idiot in love? SIGN ME UP!
Jeonghan - Prem Sharma (APKGK)
Prem was a sweetheart in Ajan Prem ki Gazab Kahani. He is so jeonghan coded cause like he wants everyone to be happy duh he's the president of Happy club but he's also mischievous and just ready to bend the rules to make people he cares for happy. Comes off as this cocky idc person but is the biggest softie.
Joshua - Raj Malhotra (DDLJ)
Okay so you remember Srk with the ukele in the mustard fields YEAH THAT'S JOSH. Except he's most probably playing Sunday morning. He's the gentleman (Sometimes) who is a little crazy. Very Raj coded he's fun and flirty and funny but can also be serious if the situation demands it. A big family guy and your family's approval matters a lot. The only difference is that he'd charm your parents in seconds no Jaa simran Jaa for you your parents approved 10 mins after they met him.
Jun - Jai Singh Rathore (Jaane tu ya jaane Na)
Jun is a baby but ykw so is jai. Jai is the pinnacle of the imran Khan romcom universe he's sweet caring funny and wierd oh and also oblivious which also describes jun very well.Hes in love with his bestfriend (LOVE THAT HE CALLS HER MEOW MY CAT!JUN AGENDA IS WINNING)but doesn't realise that until she starts seeing someone else I love the jealousy and confusion .Plus this whole thing plays into my childhood best friends to lovers trope i see jun as.
Hoshi - Rocky Randhawa (Rocky Aur Rani ki Prem Kahani)
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This Outfit Ik Hoshi would love it. Okay Hoshi is a himbo he's cute funny and a little bit dumb(lovingly) and that's very Rocky coded. Also I just see him as this doofus in love who will do anything and everything to keep you happy. also I just want him to say "handle with care I'm a fragile". Very emotionally intelligent.He may not know much about current affairs but he does know how to make you smile.
Wonwoo - Rohit Mehra (Koi Mil Gaya)
Okay hear me out on this one.I started thinking about parallels here but all began with that meme Maa mujhe sab dikh Raha hai but Rohit and wonwoo are pretty alike they are kind sensitive but confident people who love and care openly. He may be shy but he'll express his care and affection anyways. Also his jaadu is dino.
Woozi - Arjun Saluja (ZNMD)
They both are hot workaholics. Also just like Arjun learnt to live a little and enjoy life on the Spain trip I feel woozi did that during the Nana tour. They both can come off as the I don't like fun grumpy types but once they get into the mood of relaxing and having fun they become the life of the party. Both have that annoying friend who they hate lovingly (Hoshi and Imraan).
Dokyeom - Rohan Raichand (K3G)
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This GIF is very Dk coded. I feel Raichand brothers are very puppy coded but they are puppies like dokyeom and not mingyu (I'm not making sense am i?). He's the younger brother he's hot he's funny and he's a tease. This is Also because I feel dokyeom and Hrithik Roshan just look alike. Also very emotional likes just keeping everyone happy. Boyfriend Material through and through.
Mingyu - Adithya Kashyap (Jab we met)
I know what you guys are thinking that Adithya is this quieter soft character whereas mingyu is a big happy clingy puppy. Ik but I also have a theory so basically we see Adithya being all sad because shit has happened in his life but after geet heals him he's this happy and joyful person which makes me think that it was how he was before he felt let down by everyone and that happy joyful persona he has is like mingyus mingyu is optimistic and kind and caring he also is emotionally intelligent and very aware of what people around him are feeling and that's very Adithya coded.
Minghao - Aman Mathur (Kal ho na ho)
Yes. Minghao has that I'll do anything for Love vibe. While aman may be more outgoing I feel at core that Minghao and Aman are same people. Also Minghao seems like the person who will fall for Naina but then help her call for someone else.Makes people delulu but are very anti delulu duo.
Seungkwan - Baburao Ganpatrao Apte (Hera Pheri)
Honestly at first i considered Meenamma(Chennai Express) or Poo(K3G) for seungkwan but then i remembered Baburao. I'll fight for the BSS X HERA PHERI UNIVERSE. Also I feel they both have the same level of sass. Also the way Baburao and Raju behave ? that's Hoshi and seungkwan right there. Fucking funny both of them.
Vernon - Ranchhodas Chanchal (3 Idiots)
Normally I'd say BSS are all the 3 idiots aka Rancho, Farhan and Raju but I feel Vernon is a lot more like Rancho. He's smart intuitive and loyal to a fault person. Also I feel the whole thought process that Rancho had for learning ? yeah that's Vernon he learns what he enjoys, he's chill he's laid back just like Rancho. Plus i think he'd also wonder whether the nose comes in the middle while kissing.
Dino - Lakshman Sharma (Main hoon Na)
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Okay I present you this gif. The minute i saw it my first thought was how dino coded the character is. The character is this younger brother who comes off as this non caring idgaf about anything but having fun but is actually very sad emo at times which I feel is also dino dino does things for the plot but he's a very old soul at heart. Plus I love the dynamics between lakshman and ram aka scoups and dino so heheh ig?
a/n: Desi brainrot is here guys tell me what y'all think
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ishuess · 1 year ago
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You know what..I am gonna say it
I don't know how everytime Ishan makes it to the trending page on Twitter, some negative PR pops up.
Also people who are saying that him training with Hardik Pandya is ass licking. Then where are these people when Surya and Bumrah show support to Rohit. Surya's love for Rohit is considered loyalty but Ishan's love for Hardik would be considered ass licking. Such hypocrites.
Also Ishan had made it clear very early on that the Hardik took him under his wing pretty early on. So it is rather Ishan is very loyal to Hardik despite Hardik getting so much hate. Also people saying Ishan should spend more time with Rohit instead of Pandya speaks so much about the obvious favouritism in Indian Cricket Team.
Also I want to just say, I personally consider IPL as a cricket fest. Players come together to enjoy cricket for once and here our Indian team is fighting like cats and dogs for a mere IPL team captaincy. I mean Rohit should understand he is the captain of the Indian Team and this childishness of following-unfollowing is just kind of pointless. I never see Virat doing so. And I AM A ROHIT SHARMA FAN TOO. He was the reason I am part of MI Paltan.
Calling Hardik Pandya 'chappri' and 'disloyal' and what not for franchise cricket when he has given a lot to the National Team is so toxic of the fans. Why do we forget that before IPL...WE ARE THE INDIAN NATIONAL TEAM.
Pulling in a youngster, a 25 year old in this fight is almost like pulling in Abhimanyu in the Chakravyuh and ruthlessly killing him. That kid has always been humble and never failed to praise Rohit's captaincy. But now when he chose to train with his family in cricket...He is being brashly hated for it. That kid has performed whenever he got a chance yet he is being played around like a toy. Even Sunil Gavaskar considers him a "a rare talent".
WHY ARE WE LETTING AN IPL CAPTAINCY BREAK DOWN ICT WHICH IS LIKE A FAMILY. THIS TOXIC INDIVIDUAL PLAYER SUPPORTING FANDOM HAS BEVER BROUGHT GOOD TO THE GAME.
So I think Ishan is absolutely right for training with Hardik because he never wanted this war and he never wanted to pick sides. He is being caught in the crossfire and people telling him to side Rohit for a place in team actually speak a lot about favouritism.
THAT WAS ALL FROM MY SIDE AND THIS IS JUST MY PERSONAL OPINION. PEACE OUT✌️
Hoping Ishan come back stronger than ever and God is with him🧿🧿🧿🔱🔱🔱
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the-slythering-raven · 1 year ago
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Tere bina
Fandom: Cricket RPF
Characters: Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan, Shahneel Gill, Mentions of other Gill family members, Cameo by Rohit Sharma
Genre/Tags: Sickfic, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Indian Cricket Team
Warnings: Descriptions of illness and vomiting
Summary: A delirious Shubman with very high fever calls Ishan when the team is in Delhi for their match against Afghanistan and babbles in punjabi thinking it to be his didi on the line
Notes: Many many thanks to @ispeakmorelanguagesthanyou for encouraging my randomest ideas and also for beta reading, and to @textrovert-01 for helping me with the Punjabi parts, this fic would not have been possible without both of your love 🥰
Enjoy, and please let me know how y’all like it :)
Shubman curled up morosely in the covers. The team had left for Delhi, and Ishan had gone with them, leaving an aching void inside him. Logically he knew that they'll meet again, but at that point he felt like crying.
Reaching his hand out to the adjacent bed, Shubman grabbed the blanket from Ishan’s bed and held it close to his nose, hoping to breathe in the scent of Ishan's perfume, gagging as the scent of the hotel laundry detergent hit his already over sensitive nose. He grabbed onto the bucket kept at the side and dry heaved over it several times, unable to bring up much but strings of saliva, his abdominal muscles crying at the intensity of the heaves. God how he wished Ishan was there. Ishan would have rubbed his aching back in soothing circles and whispered soft reassurances to him just like his Ma used to do when he got sick as a child. His eyes burned with tears as he remembered the warmth. He missed her so much.
After several more minutes of dry heaving, he straightened up as the nausea passed, and fell back onto the bed feeling absolutely drained. He grabbed his phone, seeking to mindlessly scroll through social media for a while, hoping to distract himself.
The edits of Ishan and himself on Instagram only made him miss Ishan more, tears trickling down his eyes as he remembered those moments. He had been so happy during those, blissfully unaware of their pictures being clicked. He cried silently, feeling all alone and lonely in the cold hotel room. He missed everyone so much, his dada, dadi, mumma, papa, didi, Ishan, everyone on the team, but didn't want to worry them any more.
As if on autopilot, he opened his call log and hit the first contact, his Di. The one who had tolerated him crying and whining all afternoon after the one time one of his petty squabbles with Ishan had got too personal and they had both angrily decided “never to talk to each other again”. Of course they had both cried to each other and made up the same evening, but the fact remains that he did so only because Di had told him to, because that's how well she knew him.
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The sound of his phone ringing woke Ishan from his sleep, and he squinted against the glare of the screen to look carefully at the caller. He winced when he saw it was Shubman who had been calling him, because he knew he had to be feeling really horrible to give up and call him, after being determined to toughen it out by himself.
Heart beating faster than a rabbit, Ishan swiped across the screen to pick the call. He hoped it wasn't anything too bad.
“Hey Didi” Shubh whispered exhaustedly, his Punjabi accent completely unmasked.
Ishan winced. Shubh really had no clue that he had called the wrong person, and seemed way too out of it to even realize.
“Tussi ki kar rahe ho?” (What’re you doing?) Shubh asked in Punjabi. Ishan’s heart broke at the vulnerability in his voice, and he debated whether to let him know that he had called the wrong person. Rohit bhaiya raised a concerned eyebrow from the opposite end of the room they were sharing, and Ishan mouthed the matter to him, looking at him desperately for an answer.
“Didi, ki tussi mere toh naraz ho ke mei tuhanu kal phone ni kitta? Sorry behn mei so gya si.” (Didi? Are you mad at me that I didn’t call you yesterday? I’m so sorry, I’d fallen asleep)
Ishan’s heart shattered at how heartbroken Shubh sounded. He had seen it several times firsthand how emotional Shubh got when he was sick, and how prone he was to overthinking the littlest things. But should he break the news that he had called the wrong person? A head shake from Rohit bhaiya told him “No”, and Ishan agreed. No need to make him panic more than he already is, Ishan reckoned.
"Bilkul ni pagal , mere tere son krke tere to naraz kyo howangi jadke mei hi tenu zyada son layi keha si ?"(Of course not, you idiot, I wouldn't get mad at you for sleeping when I was the one who asked you to sleep more? ) Ishan replied back in Punjabi, trying to replicate Shahneel Di’s way of speaking.
That seemed to satisfy Shuh, who hummed and sniffled on the other side.
“Ki hoyea Subhi? Das menu”(What happened, Shubhi? Tell me.)
“Kuch ni, bs sabdi bohot yaad ari si, khaas karke ma di, ohnanu keho ke meri zyada chinta na karan thik he?” (Nothing… I just miss everyone so much.. Especially Ma.. Tell her not to worry too much about me though, alright?”)
Ishan sighed. He was sure Aunty was worried like anything, and she definitely had reason to worry as well, given how Shubh was so delirious he could not even recognise the fact that he was not actually talking to his Didi..but he did have a point though, Aunty did tend to worry a lot behind her always smiling persona, and she also had problems with her blood pressure, and she'd probably worry herself sick if she knew exactly how terrible her son's condition is.
“Thik he, par tu ohnanu phone zrur kar lai, oho kaafi chinta krde ne.”(Alright. But you make sure to call her, okay? She's been really worried.)
“Oho bohot hi zyada chinta krdi hein, vese oh kr ki rahi hei?”(She worries too much…what's she doing anyway?)
Ishan cursed under his breath. Fuck, what Does aunty do at this time anyway? He had played along all this time, he just hoped this would not give him away.
Remembering something Shubh had told him ages ago about Aunty loving historical documentaries, Ishan answered as casually as he could.
“Oh koi etihasik documentary ja dekh rahi hei…” (Oh you know, watching some kind of historical documentary…) Ishan prayed desperately that Shubh wouldn't ask him to hand it over to Aunty, because then he'd be Screwed with a capital S.
Shubh hummed over the phone, apparently satisfied with the answer. Ishan breathed a sigh of relief, glad his cover had not been blown yet. However he was not sure how much longer he could keep this act up.
Shubman on the other hand, had fallen dangerously silent over the phone, and that worried Ishan. His worry grew tenfold when he heard what seemed like Shubh being sick over the line. Why weren't the nausea medications working, Ishan wondered for the nth time that week.
After a while, Ishan heard Shubh exhale shakily over the phone.
“Haye rabba jo kuj vi ho reha menu kuj acha ni lag reha..” (Oh God I hate this…) Shubh choked out, his voice cracking towards the end.
Ishan sat helplessly with the phone pressed to his ear. It broke his heart to hear his friend cry over the phone, and be unable to help him anyhow. How he wished he could be there by his side, comforting him when he needed it..
Shubman also seemed to reciprocate the same idea, because after a while Ishan heard him brokenly say “Menu Ishaan di vi bohot yaad aari he, kaash oh mere naal hunda” (I wish Ishan was there with me, y'know?..)
A pause. Ishan was starting to reconsider his decision of playing along when Shubh started speaking again.
“Mei onhu bohot yaad kar reha ha, Didi” (I miss him so much, Didi)
“Fer tu onhu phone kyu ni krda? Menu pura yakeen he oh bohot khush howega” (Why don't you call him, then? I'm sure he'd love to hear from you..” Ishan suggested, completely immersed in his character.
“Nahi, Di...bohot der ho gyi he is velle mei osnu pareshan ni krna chahunda. Kal oda match he, Onhu aram di bohot lor he. Jado da mei bimar hoye ha vichara thik naal soye hi nahi, adi raat nu jado mera bukhar vaad janda ta oh thandi pattiya karda, meri pith ragarda, jad mere lai bohot hunda ta oh mera sahara banda. Tohanu pta he di, ohda moda bohot hi sukoon dayak he..”(No, Di…it's late, I can't disturb him.. He has a match tomorrow, he needs to rest.. Poor dude has not slept properly since I got sick, y'know? Kept waking up to put cold cloths over my forehead when my fever got too high in the middle of the night, rubbing my back when I got sick, letting me cry over his shoulder when everything got too much… He has such a nice and comforting shoulder, y'know Di?)
Ishan smiled through the burning of his eyes. Shubh was so adorable when he rambled in Punjabi, completely oblivious of whether the other person was understanding or not. It melted his heart that Shubh had noticed everything, but also made him sad that he was being so hard on himself for that.
“Mei tohanu bohot yaad karda ha, didi. Papa te mummy nu keho menu ohna di bohot yaad aundi he. Par oh zyada pareshan na hon, ohna di tabiyat kharab ho jawegi.” (I miss you so much, Di..Tell papa and ma I miss them too, okay? And ask Ma not to worry so much, she'll get sick)
“Ha thik he. Tu vi hun son di koshish kr. Mei tenu jaldi milan awangi, thik he?” ( I will. Now you try to sleep, okay? I'll meet you soon, alright?” Ishan continued in his best Shahneel Di impression.
“Thik he, bohot sara pyaar tohanu didi..” (Okay.. love you, Didi..)
“Tenu vi bohot sara pyaar Shubhi, hun son di koshish kar thik he?”(Love you too, Shubhi. Now try to get some sleep, alright?)
“Han ji didi” (I will, Didi) Shubh replied, stifling a yawn. He felt absolutely drained, but atleast Di was there, and she didn't seem to mind listening to him.
“Papa te mummy nu vi mere vallo bohot saara pyaar dena, thik he?” (Tell Mumma and Papa I love them too, okay?)
“Han han zrur, chal theek he good night.” (Yeah, yeah, sure. Now goodnight.)
“Goodnight, Di”
Ishan cut the call, feeling a weird mix of drained and comforted. It felt wrong to provide false comfort, but false comfort was also comfort, right?
Rohit bhaiya dragged him to sleep, putting a stop to his spiraling thoughts. “So jao aur sone do,” (Sleep and let me sleep) he muttered sleepily, before turning over and going right back to sleep. Ishan smiled at the childishness that came out of a tired Rohit bhaiya before going back to sleep himself.
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Meanwhile in a hotel in Chennai, Shubman slept like a log, his heart warm as he recalled memories of the good times with Ishan.
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itsicn · 3 days ago
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Gautam Gambhir Reports Rohit Sharma & Co.'s Indiscipline to BCCI, on Mission to Eliminate ItS
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BGT 2024-25: India National Cricket Team head coach Gautam Gambhir has come under massive scanner ever since the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 has ended. He has faced a lot of criticism as under him, the team has been performing extremely poorly in the ODIs as well as the Tests.
Gautam Gambhir recently attended the BCCI review meeting along with BCCI officials, Ajit Agarkar and skipper Rohit Sharma. The head coach reportedly was very serious during the meeting as he passed on some strong suggestions as a road map for the India National Cricket Team.
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Gambhir, during the review meeting, spoke about indiscipline in the Indian dressing room - Source
As per the reports in India Today, head coach Gambhir wants to instill discipline in the team. The coach reported a lot of indiscipline to the BCCI during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. Hence, the head coach is keen to end all this as he wants a new culture in the India National Cricket Team.
The source close to the developments said that due to the indiscipline in the team, BCCI is reverting to pre-COVID rules, allowing two weeks of family presence on tour. He also revealed that players of the India National Cricket Team were on the same page as Gautam Gambhir. He said:
"Gautam Gambhir, during the review meeting, spoke about indiscipline in the Indian dressing room following the loss in the Border-Gavaskar series. Indiscipline is the reason why the BCCI is reverting to pre-COVID rules, allowing two weeks of family presence on tour. Gautam and the players were on the same page regarding the topic of family stays."
The BCCI reportedly reintroduced the old policy related to the family of the players. The family members won't be allowed on the entire tour. They can pay a visit only for two weeks on the 45-day long day tour. This was one of the major things that was discussed in a review meeting.
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Senior Team Player suggested to the BCCI that the match fee should not be distributed immediately
The source also claimed that one of the senior players of the team who was present in the meeting suggested the match fee changes. The cricketer reportedly suggested that the BCCI shouldn't distribute match fees, but instead, they should look at that based on performances. He added:
"One senior player, who was present at the meeting, suggested to the BCCI that the match fee should not be distributed immediately. Instead, players' performance should be considered before disbursing the fee, as some players are not prioritising domestic and national team commitments,"
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BCCI will be holding a meeting with head coach Gautam Gambhir amidst ongoing controversies
The reports also claimed that the BCCI will be holding a meeting with head coach Gautam Gambhir amidst ongoing controversies. The meeting is expected to take place on the sidelines of the first T20I against England in Kolkata.
There were earlier reports that the position of Gautam Gambhir is not secure as well. The call related to his future will be taken on how the team performs in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
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sports-digest · 3 days ago
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Rohit Sharma - Profile & Statistical Summary: A Cricketing Icon
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Rohit Sharma, a name that has become synonymous with destructive batting in modern cricket, has carved a legacy that is etched in the annals of the game. Known for his elegance, power, and consistency, Sharma’s journey from a promising talent to one of cricket’s most celebrated players is one of sheer determination and incredible skill. Whether it’s his explosive hundreds, his leadership qualities, or his ability to play under pressure, Rohit has become a cornerstone of Indian cricket, particularly in limited-overs formats.
Early Life and Cricketing Beginnings
Born on April 30, 1987, in Bansod, Maharashtra, Rohit’s introduction to cricket came from his family, which recognized his sporting potential early on. Raised in Mumbai, he was soon enrolled in the cricketing programs at the famous Mumbai Cricket Association. Like many successful cricketers, his early days were marked by a series of trials and tribulations. But it was the relentless dedication to the game and his passion for batting that ultimately propelled him into the limelight.
Rohit's journey wasn’t without its struggles. His initial years in domestic cricket saw him predominantly in the middle order, where he was a steady player, but it was only when he was moved to open the innings that his potential truly began to shine. A pivotal moment came in 2013 when he was promoted to open the batting in One Day Internationals (ODIs). This move marked a significant turning point in his career, where he soon became one of the most feared and consistent openers in world cricket.
Rohit Sharma's Batting Style and Strengths
Rohit Sharma is a man of finesse. He plays cricket with an elegance that is rare in modern-day batsmen. With an exquisite range of shots — from the elegant cover drive to the powerful pull shot — he has become a visual treat for cricket lovers. His ability to play both fast and spin bowling with equal ease speaks volumes about his technique.
As a batsman, Rohit is known for his calm approach. He doesn’t rush into his innings, preferring instead to settle in and build a partnership. This characteristic has been especially beneficial in the limited-overs formats, where building an innings without taking undue risks is essential for success. Rohit has mastered the art of pacing his innings — slowly accumulating runs, then accelerating as the situation demands.
Another notable aspect of his game is his ability to score big runs. Rohit has a remarkable knack for converting his starts into big scores, as shown by his several double centuries in ODIs, a feat no other player has matched.
Rohit Sharma's Journey in International Cricket
Rohit Sharma’s international debut came in 2007, a year when India was bursting with young talent. He made his ODI debut against Ireland during the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup, and while he showed flashes of brilliance, it was his promotion to the opening slot in 2013 that truly unleashed his full potential.
Since that move, his career has been on an upward trajectory. His remarkable consistency in the ODI format, especially his ability to play long innings, has made him a fixture in the Indian cricket team. One of the highlights of his career came in 2013 when he scored a record-breaking 264 runs against the West Indies, which remains the highest individual score in a One Day International.
In addition to his batting prowess, Rohit Sharma has also been a vital part of India’s T20 International setup. His performances in the shortest format of the game have made him one of the most formidable T20I openers, and he holds the record for the most T20I centuries by an Indian batsman. His ability to hit sixes with ease, particularly in the powerplay overs, has made him a dangerous player in T20 cricket.
While Rohit’s career has been largely defined by his excellence in limited-overs cricket, his contributions in Test cricket should not be overlooked. Although he initially struggled in the longer format, his transformation into a successful Test opener has been a noteworthy achievement. His patience, technique, and ability to adapt to different conditions have allowed him to establish himself as a reliable option in the Indian Test lineup.
Leadership Qualities
Rohit Sharma’s leadership skills have been a revelation in recent years. He was handed the captaincy of the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and immediately led them to success, with multiple IPL titles under his belt. His leadership style is often described as calm and composed, a sharp contrast to the aggressive, in-your-face style of some other captains. This has made him a favorite among his teammates, who appreciate his tactical understanding of the game.
On the international front, Rohit has occasionally captained the Indian team in the absence of Virat Kohli. His captaincy in several bilateral series, as well as major tournaments like the Asia Cup, has seen India emerge victorious on multiple occasions, further solidifying his reputation as a leader. His ability to manage pressure, make tactical decisions, and ensure harmony within the team has proven him to be an effective leader.
Statistical Summary
Rohit Sharma’s statistics tell a story of consistency, brilliance, and record-breaking performances. Here is a statistical summary of his international cricket career:
ODI Career:
Matches Played: 240
Innings: 234
Runs: 9200+
Average: 49.27
Centuries: 29
Half-Centuries: 43
Highest Score: 264 (World Record for the highest individual score in ODIs)
T20I Career:
Matches Played: 148
Innings: 142
Runs: 3800+
Average: 32.47
Centuries: 4
Half-Centuries: 28
Highest Score: 118
Test Career:
Matches Played: 47
Innings: 86
Runs: 3137
Average: 46.66
Centuries: 8
Half-Centuries: 16
Highest Score: 211
IPL Career (Mumbai Indians):
Matches Played: 200+
Runs: 5000+
IPL Titles Won: 5 (Most by any captain)
Rohit Sharma's Legacy
Rohit Sharma’s legacy as one of the best openers in world cricket is solidified by his performances in ICC events, his ability to adapt to all formats, and his leadership skills. Beyond the runs and records, Rohit has redefined the art of batting in ODIs and T20Is. His calm demeanor, ability to handle pressure, and knack for playing big innings have earned him the respect of cricketing greats and fans alike.
He continues to inspire aspiring cricketers and remains one of the most important players for India in any cricketing context. As long as he continues to bat with the same flair, the cricket world will continue to celebrate Rohit Sharma, the "Hitman."
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[ad_1] Rohit Sharma (L) and Ajit Agarkar (R). (PC: X.com) The Indian squad for the upcoming three-match ODI series and the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 was announced on Saturday. After a delay of more than two hours, both Rohit Sharma and Ajit Agarkar announced the squad at the BCCI Headquarters in Mumbai, which didn’t spring any major surprises except for the exclusion of Mohammed Siraj. However, before the start of the press conference, the Indian captain, mistakenly or intentionally, hinted at what was brewing behind the scenes in the Indian cricket team. On Thursday, the BCCI had circulated a 10-point policy document to all centrally contracted players, restricting squad members, including the coaching staff, from bringing their families for the entire duration of the tour. It also made it mandatory for players to participate in domestic matches. As Agarkar and Rohit took their seats to address the media, the Indian captain was heard saying, “Ab mere ko baithna padega Secretary ke saath family wamily ka discuss karne ke liye, sab mere ko bol rahe hai yaar” (I will have to sit with the secretary to discuss the family policy. Everyone is telling me). Later, during the press conference, when Rohit was directly asked about the 10-point guidelines for the players, he retracted, saying, “Who told you about these rules? Has it come from the official handle of the BCCI? Let it come officially.” Is this a sign that players are unhappy with the stringent guidelines the BCCI has implemented to foster team chemistry and bonding? During the team review meeting in Mumbai, attended by Rohit, head coach Gautam Gambhir, Agarkar, new BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, and other top BCCI officials, the issue of lack of team bonding exercises and the availability of players beyond match or practice hours was discussed. Some pointed out that many players prefer spending time with their families rather than with teammates off the field. Noting these points, the BCCI’s policy document stated that for tours lasting over 45 days, players can be joined by their partners and children for up to a two-week period per series, subject to agreement by the coach, captain, and GM Operations. Has this policy irked the players? Notably, the BCCI had a similar policy for players on overseas tours before the COVID-19 pandemic. “I think we’ll probably talk about it endlessly if we keep going on. I suppose every team has some rules in place. We’ve spoken about various things you see over the last few months where you can improve as a team, where you can get a bit closer as a team. It’s not a school. It’s not a punishment. It’s just that you have some rules in place, and when you’re playing for the national team, you just follow those rules. Again, these are mature individuals,” Agarkar said. “They are superstars in their own right in international sport. But at the end of the day, you’re eventually representing your country. There are certain things that you just inherently follow as every team does. I think a lot of them have been in place. Maybe we’ve spoken about it now and it’s been put out, but a lot of them have been in place in any case. You keep on refining it as you go along, eventually what suits the team, you want to try and do.” Furthermore, there were numerous reports about disagreements and lack of cohesion in the Indian dressing room, especially during the five-Test series in Australia, with some stating that captain Rohit and head coach Gambhir were not on the same page regarding multiple decisions. Many reports also surfaced claiming that Rohit had decided to retire from Test cricket after the Boxing Day Test but was advised against it. It was also claimed that this decision infuriated Gambhir. When asked about disagreements with Gambhir, Rohit said, “Both of us are very clear in what we want to do. I’m not going to sit here and discuss what goes behind every game tactically, but it’s very clear in my mind, and Gautam Gambhir is somebody who, once we enter the field, trusts what the captain is doing on the field.
The basic talks that happen are only off the field, in the ground or maybe the changing room. But once we take the field, it’s all about what I do on the field. That’s the kind of trust we have in each other, and that’s how it should be. That’s about it.” Notably, Rohit will be playing in the Ranji Trophy for Mumbai against Jammu and Kashmir on January 23. “It’s nothing new for me. I’m used to these kinds of changes because this isn’t happening for me now. It’s been for such a long period of time because when you play all three formats, you have to adjust to all kinds of formats. Sometimes you prepare for a red-ball competition, and then suddenly there’s a T20 format. There’s nothing new about it,” Rohit said. “If you look at our calendar for the last 6-7 years, we haven’t had time where we sit at home for 45 days. We have IPL also. Domestic happens in February-March, and at that time, we have been playing a lot of cricket. When you play so much international cricket, you need some time off to refresh, physically and mentally. Nobody takes it for granted.” Meanwhile, Agarkar added, “It is not a diktat. When they are available, they should play. It is difficult for some players who play all three formats, and we understand that. Those who are available and fit should play. It is not a diktat; it’s just what BCCI stands for – playing domestic cricket. It will strengthen our domestic structure.” Meanwhile, the selectors opted for Arshdeep Singh while dropping Mohammed Siraj from the Champions Trophy squad. While Siraj has been inconsistent, Arshdeep has been making waves in the domestic circuit, ending up as the highest wicket-taker in the Vijay Hazare Trophy with 20 scalps in seven matches at an average of 18.25. Explaining Siraj’s omission, Rohit said, “Siraj is not there. While we are not sure about Bumrah, we wanted an option of someone who can bowl with both the new and old ball. We wanted Arshdeep to play that role. Shami, we know what he can do. That is where we thought Siraj’s effectiveness comes down a bit if he is not given the new ball. We picked guys who can perform certain roles. We have bowlers who can bowl with the new ball, bowl in middle overs, and be effective at the death. Arshdeep hasn’t played a lot of ODIs, but he has been there enough to handle that pressure. Shami is a stalwart, and what he did in the World Cup was superb. Harshit brings something different. He has shown potential. It is hard to ignore numbers, but look at Jaiswal; we have picked him on the basis of his form and potential,” Rohit explained. India Squad for Champions Trophy: Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill (VC), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja India Squad for England ODIs: Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill (VC), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshit Rana The post Rohit Sharma on Team Bonding, BCCI Policies, and Gambhir Equation appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link
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[ad_1] Rohit Sharma (L) and Ajit Agarkar (R). (PC: X.com) The Indian squad for the upcoming three-match ODI series and the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 was announced on Saturday. After a delay of more than two hours, both Rohit Sharma and Ajit Agarkar announced the squad at the BCCI Headquarters in Mumbai, which didn’t spring any major surprises except for the exclusion of Mohammed Siraj. However, before the start of the press conference, the Indian captain, mistakenly or intentionally, hinted at what was brewing behind the scenes in the Indian cricket team. On Thursday, the BCCI had circulated a 10-point policy document to all centrally contracted players, restricting squad members, including the coaching staff, from bringing their families for the entire duration of the tour. It also made it mandatory for players to participate in domestic matches. As Agarkar and Rohit took their seats to address the media, the Indian captain was heard saying, “Ab mere ko baithna padega Secretary ke saath family wamily ka discuss karne ke liye, sab mere ko bol rahe hai yaar” (I will have to sit with the secretary to discuss the family policy. Everyone is telling me). Later, during the press conference, when Rohit was directly asked about the 10-point guidelines for the players, he retracted, saying, “Who told you about these rules? Has it come from the official handle of the BCCI? Let it come officially.” Is this a sign that players are unhappy with the stringent guidelines the BCCI has implemented to foster team chemistry and bonding? During the team review meeting in Mumbai, attended by Rohit, head coach Gautam Gambhir, Agarkar, new BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, and other top BCCI officials, the issue of lack of team bonding exercises and the availability of players beyond match or practice hours was discussed. Some pointed out that many players prefer spending time with their families rather than with teammates off the field. Noting these points, the BCCI’s policy document stated that for tours lasting over 45 days, players can be joined by their partners and children for up to a two-week period per series, subject to agreement by the coach, captain, and GM Operations. Has this policy irked the players? Notably, the BCCI had a similar policy for players on overseas tours before the COVID-19 pandemic. “I think we’ll probably talk about it endlessly if we keep going on. I suppose every team has some rules in place. We’ve spoken about various things you see over the last few months where you can improve as a team, where you can get a bit closer as a team. It’s not a school. It’s not a punishment. It’s just that you have some rules in place, and when you’re playing for the national team, you just follow those rules. Again, these are mature individuals,” Agarkar said. “They are superstars in their own right in international sport. But at the end of the day, you’re eventually representing your country. There are certain things that you just inherently follow as every team does. I think a lot of them have been in place. Maybe we’ve spoken about it now and it’s been put out, but a lot of them have been in place in any case. You keep on refining it as you go along, eventually what suits the team, you want to try and do.” Furthermore, there were numerous reports about disagreements and lack of cohesion in the Indian dressing room, especially during the five-Test series in Australia, with some stating that captain Rohit and head coach Gambhir were not on the same page regarding multiple decisions. Many reports also surfaced claiming that Rohit had decided to retire from Test cricket after the Boxing Day Test but was advised against it. It was also claimed that this decision infuriated Gambhir. When asked about disagreements with Gambhir, Rohit said, “Both of us are very clear in what we want to do. I’m not going to sit here and discuss what goes behind every game tactically, but it’s very clear in my mind, and Gautam Gambhir is somebody who, once we enter the field, trusts what the captain is doing on the field.
The basic talks that happen are only off the field, in the ground or maybe the changing room. But once we take the field, it’s all about what I do on the field. That’s the kind of trust we have in each other, and that’s how it should be. That’s about it.” Notably, Rohit will be playing in the Ranji Trophy for Mumbai against Jammu and Kashmir on January 23. “It’s nothing new for me. I’m used to these kinds of changes because this isn’t happening for me now. It’s been for such a long period of time because when you play all three formats, you have to adjust to all kinds of formats. Sometimes you prepare for a red-ball competition, and then suddenly there’s a T20 format. There’s nothing new about it,” Rohit said. “If you look at our calendar for the last 6-7 years, we haven’t had time where we sit at home for 45 days. We have IPL also. Domestic happens in February-March, and at that time, we have been playing a lot of cricket. When you play so much international cricket, you need some time off to refresh, physically and mentally. Nobody takes it for granted.” Meanwhile, Agarkar added, “It is not a diktat. When they are available, they should play. It is difficult for some players who play all three formats, and we understand that. Those who are available and fit should play. It is not a diktat; it’s just what BCCI stands for – playing domestic cricket. It will strengthen our domestic structure.” Meanwhile, the selectors opted for Arshdeep Singh while dropping Mohammed Siraj from the Champions Trophy squad. While Siraj has been inconsistent, Arshdeep has been making waves in the domestic circuit, ending up as the highest wicket-taker in the Vijay Hazare Trophy with 20 scalps in seven matches at an average of 18.25. Explaining Siraj’s omission, Rohit said, “Siraj is not there. While we are not sure about Bumrah, we wanted an option of someone who can bowl with both the new and old ball. We wanted Arshdeep to play that role. Shami, we know what he can do. That is where we thought Siraj’s effectiveness comes down a bit if he is not given the new ball. We picked guys who can perform certain roles. We have bowlers who can bowl with the new ball, bowl in middle overs, and be effective at the death. Arshdeep hasn’t played a lot of ODIs, but he has been there enough to handle that pressure. Shami is a stalwart, and what he did in the World Cup was superb. Harshit brings something different. He has shown potential. It is hard to ignore numbers, but look at Jaiswal; we have picked him on the basis of his form and potential,” Rohit explained. India Squad for Champions Trophy: Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill (VC), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja India Squad for England ODIs: Rohit Sharma (C), Shubman Gill (VC), Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshit Rana The post Rohit Sharma on Team Bonding, BCCI Policies, and Gambhir Equation appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link
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Pooja Bafna Age – Unveiling Her Age and Personal Details
Pooja Bafna is among the popular Indian social media influencers. This lady is more known on social media platforms such as Instagram and YouTube. She managed to gain millions of followers due to adorable videos and her beauty-that's it. This article also talk about Pooja  Bafna age, height, biography career, net worth and more.
Who is Pooja Bafna?
She's an expert celebrated in India regarding acting, modeling as well as a social media influencer, very much recently. She's got great fame for her lip-sync videos and vlogs, including numerous amazing modeling photos shoots. Pooja has become a dicemer spokesperson due to her dynamic personality and versatility, which have won the hearts of millions of fans.
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AttributeDetails
Full NamePooja Bafna
NicknamePoo
Date of BirthDecember 13, 1997
Age (as of 2022)25 years
BirthplaceUdaipur, India
NationalityIndian
ReligionHindu
ProfessionActress, Model, Influencer
Height5 feet 4 inches
Weight50 kg
Eye ColorBrown
Hair ColorBlack
Marital StatusMarried
Husband's NameNot Known
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The beautiful girl Pooja Bafna was born on the December 13, 1997, and as for the birthday count in 2025, she will be making the big 28.
 Height, Weight and Body Measurements Of Pooja Bafna:
•           Height: 5 feet 4 inches
•           Weight: 50 kg
•           Eye Colour: Brown
•           Hair Color: Black
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Pooja Bafna is originally from Udaipur, India. She reportedly boasts of having a close-knit family, and regularly uploads pictures of memorable moments spent with family members on social media. However, on the other hand, she does maintain privacy when it comes to private family matters, which, according to her, is personal space.
Pooja Bafna Career
TikTok is how Pooja Bafna started her viral career. She shared short lip sync videos via the platform. When TikTok died in India, she found her new home in Instagram Reels and YouTube, making fun content for her audience.
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Pooja Bafna likes to keep her personal life rather hidden away from the majority people and therefore stays quite connected with her fans through posts to the social media platforms, where she tends to leave small snippets of everyday life or travel.
Pooja Bafna Husband:
Pooja Bafna  enlisted in the List of Indian Celebrities, Thus is obtained hitched but blows off her husband's name. She keeps everything in secret and not much is apparent about her life.
Pooja Bafna Lifestyle:
 Pooja Bafna is an authentic glam diva, walking the walk and acting the act in blending the delights of having a glamorous persona with the realities of everyday life. Whether traveling, modeling, working out, or sharing bits of her day, she manages to keep her fans entertained with warmth and authenticity.
Pooja Bafna Favorite Things
The most liked dish is pasta. The greatly liked actor is Kartik Aaryan. She likes Shraddha Kapoor as her favorite actress. The most loved destination is Paris. She has Rohit as her favourite sportsperson Sharma.
Pooja Bafna Social Media:
•\\tInstagram: 300k followers
•\\tYouTube: 100k subscribers
Pooja Bafna Net Worth:
Her earnings predominantly come from collaborations, endorsements, and her work as a content creator. He earn nearly around INR 50 lakhs; this is her net worth, approximately.
Canclusion
Pooja Bafna was a TikToker who was able to be a mainstream social media influencer. Evidently, she is successful and hard working. She manages to win more hearts not because of her extraordinary content but her personal charm that makes her one of the uprising stars in digital communities.
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Do Celebrity Collaborations Hold the Key to Revolutionizing Schools in Bhubaneswar?
Celebrity collaborations are increasingly shaping the future of education. Schools in Bhubaneswar, like ODM Global School, harness the power of celebrity partnerships to elevate learning experiences. With collaborations like Rohit Sharma's CricKingdom, Shankar Mahadevan Academy, and NBA Basketball School, students receive world-class mentorship and training. These initiatives open doors to new opportunities, turning passion into a profession. Join the ODM family to unlock your potential and embark on a journey of excellence!
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trendingnews19 · 2 months ago
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India captain Rohit Sharma and his wife Ritika Sajdeh were blessed with a baby boy earlier this month. With Ritika's due delivery date close to the 1st Test against Australia in Perth, Rohit decided to skip the match, which India won by 295 runs under the leadership of Jasprit Bumrah. Rohit and Ritika's son was born on November 15, 2024 and the latter has now revealed the name of the newborn. Taking to Instagram, Ritika shared a photo of a Christmas-themed family cutout. The post was simply captioned "December". The cutout depicted Rohit as "Ro," Ritika as "Rits," their daughter Samaira as "Sammy," and their newborn son named "Ahaan." "Ahaan" is the name of Junior Rohit Sharmapic.twitter.com/in71WMuHWA — R A T N I S H (@LoyalSachinFan) December 1, 2024 In November, Rohit had subtly announced the family's new addition with a reference to the beloved sitcom Friends. His post, captioned "15.11.2024," hinted at the date of birth of their second child and read, "The FAMILY, the one where we are four." Rohit and Ritika's first child, Samaira, was born in 2018.Due to the birth of his second child, Rohit did not travel with the Indian team to Perth ahead of the Border-Gavaskar series opener. Vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah stepped in as captain and led the team to a resounding 295-run victory.Rohit later joined the team for the pink-ball warm-up match against Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval in Canberra. The two-day match, shortened to one day due to rain, took place on Sunday. Rohit batted at number four, a deviation from his usual opening role, and managed only three runs off 11 balls. He is set to return to his usual position for the Adelaide pink-ball day-night Test starting on December 6.The upcoming Test series is crucial for India as they aim to secure a spot in the ICC World Test Championship final. Rohit, too, will be keen to make a significant impact.In seven Test matches in Australia, Rohit has scored 408 runs at an average of 31.38, with three half-centuries and a top score of 63*. However, his recent form has been underwhelming. In five Tests against Bangladesh and New Zealand, he managed only 133 runs in 10 innings, averaging 13.30, with a highest score of 52. His home season scores read: 6, 5, 23, 8, 2, 52, 0, 8, 18, and 11.In 2023, Rohit amassed 588 runs in 11 Tests (21 innings) at an average of 29.40, with two centuries, two fifties, and a top score of 131. During the ongoing ICC World Test Championship 2023-25, he has scored 833 runs in 14 Tests at an average of 33.32, including three centuries and four fifties, with a best score of 131.(With ANI Inputs) Topics mentioned in this article
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