Indian cricket staff skipper Rohit Sharma added one other main milestone to his already illustrious profession as he grew to become the primary India batter ever to slam 300 sixes in ODI cricket. Rohit regarded in super contact throughout the Cricket World Cup 2023 match towards Pakistan on the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Saturday and he was in a position to attain the milestone along with his fourth six of the innings. Overall, he joined West Indies legend Chris Gayle and former Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi because the batters with greater than 300 ODI sixes. For India, MS Dhoni is second with 229 sixes.

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Batters with 300+ sixes in ODIs

351 Shahid Afridi

331 Chris Gayle

300 Rohit Sharma*

Earlier, India bowled out Pakistan for simply 191 of their high-profile World Cup conflict on Saturday after their bitter rivals misplaced their final eight wickets for simply 36 runs.

Captain Babar Azam prime scored with 50 whereas Mohammad Rizwan made 49.

Mohammed Siraj, Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja took two wickets every as Pakistan collapsed from 155-2 to get bowled out in 42.5 overs.

Pakistan began strongly however misplaced their openers earlier than Azam and Rizwan tried to rebuild and hit again of their stand of 82.

Azam reached his fifty off 57 balls with a boundary however fell within the subsequent over, bowled by Siraj as the group roared to see the again of the world’s primary ODI batsman.

Kuldeep Yadav quickly struck twice in an over to ship again the left-handed Saud Shakeel and Iftikhar Ahmed, bowled across the legs for 4 after the ball deflected off the batsman’s gloves.

Bumrah denied Rizwan his fifty with a slower-off cutter that rattled the stumps as Pakistan slipped to 168-6.

Bumrah, enjoying in entrance of his house crowd, had a spring in his step and struck once more within the subsequent over to get Shadab Khan out for 2.

Pandya and Jadeja mixed to wrap up the tail.

“It has been a good World Cup so far, 100%,” mentioned Yadav on the innings break.

“I knew where to bowl but the pitch was a little slower. They weren’t doing much so I was just varying my pace and using my variations.”

(With AFP inputs)