IND vs WI: Rohit Sharma about to break another record.

Rohit Sharma, who has been in a grand touch in the progressing One-Day International (ODI) arrangement against the Windies, has officially indented up two 150 or more scores in four matches. In front of the fifth and last ODI at the Greenfield Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram, Rohit remains nearly an uncommon twofold century, with which he can join previous Indian commander Mahendra Singh Dhoni on a first-class list.

The 'Assassin' of Indian cricket is known for his six-hitting ability and with his thump of 152 in the second ODI, he had outperformed previous Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly in the rundown of most sixes by an Indian batsman. In the fourth ODI, with his 157-run thump, he redesigned amazing Sachin Tendulkar.

The right-gave opener presently has 198 sixes in his ODI profession and with two more maximums, he can join Dhoni to wind up the main second Indian to hit 200-in addition to sixes in the 50-over arrangement. Dhoni, who is only one flee from 10,000 ODI runs, has hit 218 sixes in his vocation.

Generally speaking, Rohit directly stands seventh on the rundown of six-hitters in the ODIs. With two more maximums, he can break even with the count of previous New Zealand cricketer Brendon McCullum. The rundown is beaten by Shahid Afridi (351), trailed by Chris Gayle (275), Sanath Jayasuriya (270), Dhoni, AB de Villiers (204).

Additionally, Rohit, who has amassed 967 keeps running in 18 ODI innings, is only 27 races to finish 1000 keeps running in 2018 and 58 rushes to end up the second most elevated run-getter of the year.

Group India captain Virat Kohli is the most elevated run-getter of 2018 with 1169 keeps running in 13 ODI innings.

India is by and by driving 2-1 in the arrangement and are the mind-boggling top choices to win the last diversion and guarantee their 6th straight two-sided home arrangement win in the organization. India's last arrangement overcome at home returned against South Africa in 2015.


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