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India made short work of Bangladesh in Pune on Thursday to maintain their winning run in the tournament, as the likes of skipper Rohit, Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill continued to sizzle with the bat.
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India captain Rohit Sharma was fined for over speeding twice while heading to Pune from Mumbai to play against Bangladesh
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Skipper Rohit Sharma offered an update on the fitness of all-rounder Hardik Pandya, who injured his ankle while bowling
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Rohit Sharma missed out on his 54th half-century by two runs, getting out at 48 off 40 deliveries. With this innings, he overtook Lara to become the fourth-highest scorer in the history of ODI World Cups
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Rohit Sharma back in top 10, Gill stays at second place in latest ICC rankings
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With three convincing wins under their belt, India have made a perfect start to their World Cup campaign
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On Saturday, Rohit showcased a blistering performance, scoring 86 runs off 63 balls, including six fours and six sixes.
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India registered their third win in as many outings in the tournament, while Pakistan suffered their first defeat after winning two matches
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Indian captain Rohit Sharma said Shubman Gill, who missed the first two matches because of dengue, will play in place of Ishan Kishan
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Rohit's men start overwhelming favourites as hosts look to continue their domination over arch-rivals
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Rohit ruled out that toss will be a factor against Pakistan and the decision will be based on what the entire team is comfortable with
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After Gill arrived in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, he also attended the practice session on the eve of the clash.
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While Tendulkar recorded six centuries in as many editions of World Cups that he played -- 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2011, Rohit achieved the feat in only three: 2015, 2019 and 2023
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Chasing 273 to win, Rohit Sharma went on a six-hitting spree, smashing an 84-ball 131 to record the most number of centuries in World Cup history
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West Indies legend Chris Gayle held the record with 553 sixes in 551 innings, which Rohit surpassed in just 473 innings.
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The Indian team management, currently in Delhi for the match against Afghanistan continues monitoring Gill's health.
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As pointed out by skipper Rohit Sharma, India's biggest challenge over the course of the league stage will be to quickly adapt to the conditions in nine different venues
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Rohit Sharma was trapped in front of the stumps on the third ball of the second over by Josh Hazlewood. Rohit took a review but it went all in vain, as the ball was hitting the top of the bails showing the Umpire's call.
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While speaking to ANI, the young fan Tanmay said that both India and Australia are strong teams and it will be an exciting match.
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If India's batting is world class, Australia's pace attack is top notch but does it have the legs to survive the cruel Chennai heat will be a million-dollar question