In a spectacular display of power-hitting, India’s captain Rohit Sharma etched his name in the annals of cricket history during the ODI World Cup semifinal clash against New Zealand at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday.
In the fifth over of the match, Rohit Sharma achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the first batter to hit 50 sixes in the history of ODI World Cups. The milestone was reached with a commanding six off the bowling of pacer Trent Boult, showcasing Rohit’s prowess as a six-hitting maestro on the grand stage.
This achievement propelled Rohit Sharma past the previous record held by the formidable Chris Gayle, who had amassed 49 maximums in the ODI World Cup. The dynamic Indian skipper now stands atop the list of six-hitters in the prestigious tournament, leaving a trail of cricketing legends in his wake.
The illustrious top-five list of six-hitters in the ODI World Cup includes Glenn Maxwell (43), AB de Villiers (37), and David Warner (37). Rohit Sharma’s record-breaking accomplishment adds another feather to his cap, highlighting his dominance and impact on the global cricketing stage.
