Rohit is just 56 runs away from completing 9000 runs in ODI cricket. He will be the third-fastest to reach this landmark if and when he is able to do so. He is also one century away from grabbing the fourth spot for most centuries scored in the history of ODI cricket.
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Rohit Sharma’s career had a big turning point when then Indian captain MS Dhoni had asked him to open the innings and he had scored 83 against England at Mohali. The 2013 Champions Trophy saw him get consistent chances at the top of the order and ever since, he has gone on to become one of the finest white-ball openers to ever play the game.
He also managed to bring his white-ball opening form into Test cricket. Rohit scored three centuries which included a brilliant double-ton versus South Africa. Rohit will be hoping for an equally brilliant 2020 and will love batting against one of his favourite oppositions, the Aussies.
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