Rohit Sharma's century and ODI at Lord's
Indian captain Rohit Sharma scored 138 runs during the third and final ODI between India and England at Lord's, achieving his eighth ODI century in England and becoming the first Indian player to be honored on the ODI honours board at Lord's. His innings came to an end when he was bowled by England's Jacob Bethell. At the time of his dismissal, India required 128 more runs to secure victory and win the series.
Key takeaways
- 1.Rohit Sharma scored 138 runs, marking his eighth ODI century in England
- 2.Sharma became the first Indian player to be honored on the ODI honours board at Lord's
- 3.India needed 128 additional runs to win the series following Sharma's dismissal
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'A heroic innings comes to an end' - Bethell bowls Rohit Sharma
Jacob Bethell bowled Indian captain Rohit Sharma for 138 runs, ending a dominant innings during the third and final ODI between India and England at Lord's. India requires 128 more runs to secure victory and win the series against England.
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'He's got it!' - Rohit Sharma reaches historic century in style
Rohit Sharma achieved a historic century in England, marking his eighth ODI hundred in the country. This milestone also made him the first Indian player to be honored on the ODI honours board at Lord's, establishing a significant record in cricket history. His impressive knock is crucial as India aims to secure victory against England in this decisive match.
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