Rohit Sharma
Top-order Batsman
ODI Performance
- Matches Played: 242
- Innings: 226
- Runs Scored: 10,672
- Batting Average: 48.96
- Strike Rate: 89.96
- Centuries: 30
- Fifties: 50
- Highest Score: 264 (which is the highest individual score in an ODI)
- Wickets Taken: 8
- Bowling Average: 47.62
- Best Bowling Figures: 1/26
Rohit SharmaStats in ICC Champions Trophy
2013 ICC Champions Trophy (England & Wales):
- Matches Played: 5
- Runs Scored: 338
- Batting Average: 67.60
- Highest Score: 150 (vs Sri Lanka)
- Centuries: 1
- Half-Centuries: 2
- Rohit Sharma was instrumental in India winning the tournament in 2013. He scored 338 runs with an average of 67.60 and a strike rate of 91.99. His century against Sri Lanka (150 runs) was one of his finest performances.
2017 ICC Champions Trophy (England & Wales):
- Matches Played: 5
- Runs Scored: 137
- Batting Average: 27.40
- Highest Score: 91 (vs Pakistan in the final)
- Centuries: 0
- Half-Centuries: 1
- In the 2017 edition, Rohit was unable to replicate his 2013 success, although he was still one of India’s key players. He scored a total of 137 runs in the tournament, with a highest score of 91 against Pakistan in the final.
Total Record in ICC Champions Trophy:
- Matches Played: 10
- Runs Scored: 475
- Batting Average: 47.50
- Highest Score: 150
- Centuries: 1
- Half-Centuries: 3
Unforgettable Moments and Milestones
From record-breaking innings to match-winning spells, these remarkable achievements define the legacy of this cricketing star. Explore the key milestones, iconic performances, and accolades that have shaped their journey. Each accomplishment is a testament to their skill, determination, and passion for the game, making them a true standout in the ICC Champions Trophy and beyond.
Awarded for his stellar performance in 2019, which included 5 centuries in the ICC Cricket World Cup, the most by any player in a single World Cup.
Set the world record for the highest individual score in a One Day International (ODI) match against Sri Lanka in 2014
Led Mumbai Indians to five Indian Premier League (IPL) titles (2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2020), the most by any captain in IPL history.
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