In a blaze of glory, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma etched his name in the annals of cricket history on the fourth day of the enthralling second Test match against West Indies at the iconic Queen’s Park Oval, Port Of Spain, Trinidad. The Indian skipper’s remarkable feat has left fans in awe, as he became the first batter ever to achieve a staggering 30 consecutive double-digit scores at the international level in the revered long format of the game. Rohit’s relentless pursuit of excellence has set him apart, surpassing the legendary Mahela Jayawardene‘s previous record of 29 consecutive 10+ scores in Test cricket history.
Rohit Sharma leads the way
With each stroke of his bat, Rohit Sharma continues to redefine the boundaries of achievement, as he dazzled the cricketing world with his virtuosity. As India confidently strode out to bat in the second innings with an imposing 183-run lead under their belt, Rohit displayed a masterclass in resilience and finesse, showcasing why he is hailed as one of the finest batters of his generation.
The record books trembled as Rohit Sharma carved a legacy that will stand the test of time. His unwavering determination and unwavering focus have propelled him to unparalleled heights, surpassing the feats of cricketing greats like Len Hutton, Rohan Kanhai, and AB de Villiers, with 30 consecutive double-digit scores to his name.
A dream series for the Indian skipper
However, records are not the only accolades that adorn Rohit’s illustrious career. The Indian opener’s current form is nothing short of divine brilliance, and the ongoing West Indies tour has been a testament to his immaculate touch. In the three innings played thus far, Rohit has wielded his willow with majestic grace, amassing scores of 103, 80, and 57. With 240 runs to his credit in the series at an astounding average of 80, Rohit has left bowlers gasping for respite.
As the crowd at the Queen’s Park Oval erupted with applause, Rohit stood tall, having laid the foundation for another historic performance. His innings of 57 may have come to a close at the hands of the relentless Shannon Gabriel, but by then, the damage had been done. Rohit Sharma had once again proved his mettle and silenced all doubters, reaffirming why he is hailed as the “Hitman” of Indian cricket.
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