Rohit Sharma, the vice-captain of India’s early and limited-overs cricket team, played 161-run innings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Saturday. Based on these innings, the team scored 300 for six wickets on the turn taking pitch of Chepauk Stadium on Saturday, the first day of the second cricket Test against England. Rohit shared a superb 162 for the fourth wicket with Ajinkya Rahane. Rahane also made 67 and returned to form. Rohit equaled West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle’s record with this innings.
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Rohit Sharma’s name has now been recorded against England in all three forms of cricket. Prior to this, West Indies opener Chris Gayle was the only batsman to have made such a mark. Rohit has now scored a century against England in three formats of Test, One Day and T20 matches. Rohit scored his seventh Test century at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, hitting 161 with 18 fours and two sixes and hitting 231 deliveries. After losing the first Test by 227 runs, India did not start well here, but Rohit played the innings well.
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Viewers will never forget Rohit’s tagline on Moin Ali and Jack Leach’s departure from off-stumps. In the first session, he played aggressively, scoring 80 off 78 balls, but then doing well. Stuart Broad and Ben Stokes hit sixes. England can take three wickets in the first two sessions and return with three wickets in the last session. Jack Leach ended Rohit by holding Rohit in the hands of Moin Ali. Rahane could not last long after this and Ali was the victim of the 67-run stand. He hit nine boundaries in his innings of 149 balls.
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