I can't work out where Tahir, Phehlukhwayo and Rabada are trying to get these batsmen out. The field is dictating the bowling. They're waiting for a mistake. If it comes, they'll win. If it doesn't, they won't. That's rather boring.
33 ODI hundreds, second most ever, at the age of 29. 17 more to pass the Tendulkar record. Question isnโt if Kohli breaks that record, it is a matter of when
I guess Kohli can beat the Tendulkar's record. Even Sachin mentioned in past that there are two cricketers who can beat his record and they are Virat and Rohit. So Virat is on the way already.
I was in Rohit's camp all these years : he is just suffering a mild loss of form.
It was in November 2013 that Rohit posted his first double ton
blowing away Australia with 209 off 158 balls
A year later, against Sri Lanka at Eden Gardens he smashed the highest score in ODI history - 264 off 173 balls !