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IPL 2019: 3 Records Rohit Sharma can break this season

Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma

If there is any player who comes close to Virat Kohli in white-ball cricket it is the vice-captain of India, Rohit Sharma. Since opening the innings, Rohit Sharma has shown a different level of consistency. He has been phenomenal in the limited overs formats.

In T20Is he has an exceptional record with four centuries to his name. His IPL numbers are right up there with the others. All this is only about his individual performance. Add to that, he has captained the Mumbai team from 2013 and already won them three titles. He has shown that he has the tactical ability to captain any team. It’s not easy to handle a team which has so many star players.

Every time Rohit Sharma brings something new to the table. Last year not many expected Mayank Markande to play in the XI, but he has been given a go, and he was really good. There are many such instances like these.

He is also one of the best white-ball openers if not the best but still doesn’t open for his franchise. Having said that he is going to be dangerous wherever he bats. He has broken many records in the IPL but let’s have a look at what records he can break in the next edition of the IPL.


#3 First Indian to hit 200 sixes

Rohit Sharma has 184 Sixes in IPL
Rohit Sharma has 184 Sixes in IPL

In the international circuit, Rohit has broken many records with his number of sixes but now it’s time that he does it in the IPL as well. Chris Gayle has the most big hits with 292 sixes to his name.

Even though that seems a bit far, Rohit can become the first Indian to smash 200 sixes in the IPL. At the moment there are three Indians in the race. MS Dhoni is slightly ahead with 186 sixes, Suresh Raina is behind him with 185 and then comes Rohit Sharma with 184 sixes.

If Rohit hits 16 more sixes before Dhoni and Raina hit 14 and 15 respectively then he will become the first Indian to reach the 200 mark. We have seen that Rohit Sharma has the ability to hit it big and it wouldn’t be surprising if he becomes the first Indian to do so.

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