Virat Kohli created history at the Dubai International Stadium against Pakistan with an unbeaten knock of 100 runs in 110 balls. As India won the match ... Virat Kohli scored his 51st ODI century ...

In fact, Haris Rauf, who scored 7 off 6 balls, was the lone Pakistan batter with a strike rate of over 100 on Sunday. In contrast, India came out all guns blazing with Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma ...

The Indian cricket team created history by winning the 2025 Champions Trophy after beating New Zealand in the final by four ...

Ahead of the India vs Pakistan match in Dubai, Yuvraj Singh said the Indian captain Rohit Sharma can score a century off 60 balls if he gets ... at an average of 51.35 and an average of 92.38 ...

Only four Indian bowlers - Chetan Sharma, Kapil Dev ... thought he had it covered, the ball turned and took the outside edge. Anticipating something similar, Rohit put two slips in place.

IMAGE: Rohit Sharma took to the attack in the opening ten overs. Photograph: Satish Kumar/Reuters Rohit Sharma brought the crowds at Dubai International Stadium, Dubai on their feet scoring a half ...

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma celebrated India's Champions ... "The straight ball that is coming, which is 80% out of 100, or 70%, you have to be ready for that. So, I think that is the adaptation ...

Ind vs NZ Live Scores, Champions Trophy 2025: Axar Patel played his first boundary in 34 deliveries. Will O'Rourke bowling ...

Rohit Sharma ... off 206 balls with Towhid Hridoy for the sixth wicket. Hridoy carried on and reached his hundred, not just his first in ODIs, but first in all formats, with his 100 in 118 balls ...

India have been given a fantastic start again, with captain Rohit Sharma dictating terms early, having struck two fours and a ...

asked Rekhi Singh from India Five wins out of five in the Champions Trophy did lift Rohit Sharma's success rate to 75% in one-day internationals. Given a minimum of 35 matches in charge ...

Veteran cricketers Rohit Sharma and Virat ... averaging 51.35 with two tons and eight half-centuries. But he has fallen victim to left arm pace and the ball swinging in from over the wicket.