Photo via India Today

Rohit Sharma misses century vs West Indies, joins Virat Kohli in unfortunate 90s club

During the final match of the ODI series against the West Indies in Mullanpur, Indian captain Rohit Sharma fell just short of a hundred after getting caught out for 92 runs. His innings included ten boundaries and three maximums off 85 deliveries before Keemo Paul secured the breakthrough.

After early dismissals, Rohit stabilized the innings through a 137-run partnership alongside Ruturaj Gaikwad following a cautious start.

This dismissal marks the seventh time Rohit has been removed in the nineties within international fixtures, with five of those instances occurring in the fifty-over format. Consequently, he joins an exclusive group of players dismissed in the nineties multiple times against this opponent, a list that includes Virat Kohli, Virender Sehwag, Vusi Sibanda, and Adam Gilchrist.

Up nextCricket· 4h ago

AB de Villiers sees a third peak in friend Virat Kohli’s career