Rohit Sharma Record: Rohit Sharma broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record, became the first Indian to do so at Lord’s.

New Delhi: Of course, Team India lost by 27 runs in the ODI match played against England at Lord’s, but this match became memorable for the veteran opener batsman. Amidst the noise of retirement, Rohit Sharma played an excellent inning of 138 runs in 110 balls. In this innings, Rohit also hit 17 fours and 5 sixes. This was Rohit Sharma’s 34th century in his ODI career. At the same time, this was the 8th time in England when Rohit scored a century.

With this century, Rohit also broke a big record of great cricketer Sachin Tendulkar in ODI. Actually, Rohit has now become the Indian batsman to score the most ODI centuries in any one country. Sachin is now behind Rohit in this matter. Rohit has scored a total of 8 centuries in England, whereas if we talk about Sachin, he has scored the maximum of 7 centuries in his career in UAE.

Rohit became the first Indian to score a century at Lord’s

Apart from breaking Sachin Tendulkar’s record, Rohit Sharma achieved another big achievement on the historic ground of Lord’s. Rohit Sharma has become the first Indian batsman to score a century at Lord’s in ODI. Before Rohit Sharma, former captain Sourav Ganguly had made the record of playing the biggest innings for India on this ground. Ganguly had played an inning of 90 runs in ODI at Lord’s, but now Rohit Sharma has broken his record by scoring a century. However, if we talk about Test, 10 Indian players have achieved the feat of scoring a century at Lord’s.

England had scored 387 runs in the match

In the last match of the three-match ODI series against India at Lord’s, host England, batting first, scored a huge score of 387 runs. Ben Duckett played an inning of 141 runs for England. Apart from this, Jacob Bethal scored 91 and Joe Root scored 74 runs. In response to this, Team India also made a tremendous start. India almost won the match with Rohit Sharma’s century, but due to a middle order flop, England won by 27 runs. Team India could reach only 360 runs in 50 overs, due to which it had to lose the ODI series 2-1.