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India's Clutch Chase
India faced a formidable West Indies total of 406 in the second ODI of a two‑match series, but the hosts folded early in their innings, losing nine wickets for 341. The chase restarted with a strong 220‑run partnership between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, easing pressure as the match progressed.[1]
A 35th Century in Record Time
Rohit’s 35th ODI century arrived in just 72 balls, cementing his reputation for explosive batting in limited‑overs formats. He collected 35 fours and four sixes, taking India to victory with 20 balls to spare.[1]
Surpassing Tendulkar's Legacy
With the 35th century, Rohit crossed the century‑mark that had, until recently, belonged only to the legendary Sachin Tendulkar. The new tally placed him just ahead of Tendulkar's 12,000‑run landmark, solidifying his status as one of the premier run‑scorers in ODI history.[2]
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