Rohit Sharma became the leading six-hitter in ODI history, surpassing Shahid Afridi with his 352nd six. He also registered his 60th ODI half-century. Alongside Virat Kohli, they achieved their 20th century partnership, further solidifying India’s strong batting performance.
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