(AFP) Not thinking too much and breaking his game into small pieces worked for Rohit Sharma as the Indian captain returned to form with a match ... Sharma's 119 off 90 balls, India chased down ...

He and Dhawan stitched a 60-run opening partnership in just 31 balls, setting the tone for Delhi Royals' commanding total of 195/3 in 90 balls. Reflecting on his innings and the opportunity to ...

This was Rohit’s first ODI century since his 84-ball 131 against Afghanistan in Delhi during the 2023 Cricket World Cup. This was also Rohit’s 32nd ODI hundred, which places him third in the all-time ...

India captain Rohit Sharma returned to form with a blistering half-century ... Rohit took just 30 balls to reach the half-century while batting with a positive intent, which first showed up ...

Not even a floodlight failure that stopped play for half an hour could affect Rohit, who hit seven sixes and 12 fours in his 119 off 90 balls ... the ball announcing his return to form.

He and Dhawan stitched a 60-run opening partnership in just 31 balls, setting the tone for Delhi Royals' commanding total of 195/3 in 90 balls. Reflecting on his innings and the opportunity to ...

India captain and opener Rohit Sharma returned to form with a sizzling century in the second ODI of the ongoing series ... in Nagpur but turned his fortunes around spectacularly in Cuttack with a ...

The Warriors, powered by a sensational 87 off 32 balls from Peter Trego, posted the highest total of the tournament so far, 197/7 in their allotted 90 balls. Their bowlers then delivered a ...

Rohit shrugged off a poor run of form – he averaged 10.37 in his last 16 innings across all formats – to belt 12 fours and seven sixes as India overhauled a target of 305 with 33 balls to spare.

as he broke the back of the chase with 119 from 90 balls, including 12 fours and seven sixes. He reached his landmark from 76 balls with the last of those sixes, a glorious lofted drive over wide ...

Poor form had been dogging him and results as a ... As he walked back to a standing ovation, Sharma had done his job — 119 from 90 balls — leaving the rest to the middle-order batters.