Recently, Rohit Sharma was the standout performer in the ODI series against Australia, finishing as the highest run-scorer with 202 runs in three matches at an impressive average of 101.00, including a century and a half-century. All eyes will now be on Rohit as India take on South Africa in the ODI series starting November 30 in Ranchi, followed by matches in Raipur (Dec 3) and Visakhapatnam (Dec 6).
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