India broke a number of information throughout their huge innings of 410 for 4 towards Netherlands within the last I-League World Cup match right here on Sunday.
Whereas skipper Rohit Sharma (61) has rewritten many information, Shreyas Iyer (128 not out) and KL Rahul (102) have additionally contributed to a couple.
Here is a take a look at the information written throughout India’s innings:
– Rohit has hit essentially the most sixes in ODIs in a calendar yr, taking his tally in 2023 to 60, surpassing AB de Villiers’ earlier file of 58 in 2015.
– Rohit turned the captain who has scored essentially the most sixes in a World Cup version (24), surpassing England’s Eoin Morgan (22).
– Rohit and Shubman Gill have revamped 100 pavilions in ODIs this yr (5).
– Rohit has scored essentially the most targets in a World Cup (503) amongst India’s captains, surpassing Sourav Ganguly (465 in 2003).
– Rohit joins Tendulkar in scoring greater than 500 runs in a number of World Cups (2). Rohit can also be the primary to take action in back-to-back editions.
Virat Kohli (51 vs Netherlands) has scored 50+ on 14 events within the World Cup to date, second solely to Sachin Tendulkar (21).
– Kohli joins Tendulkar and Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan in attaining essentially the most 50-wicket haul in a World Cup (7).
– It’s the first time that India’s high 5 gamers have scored greater than 50 runs in an ODI innings.
– KL Rahul slammed the quickest century by an Indian in a World Cup match (62 balls), forward of Rohit Sharma (63).
– Thus far, Indian batsmen have scored over 50 runs on 20 events on this World Cup, their finest ever tally, surpassing 2019’s file of 19.
– Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul’s partnership of 208 was India’s finest to take a fourth wicket or much less in a World Cup. The earlier finest was between MS Dhoni and Suresh Raina (196 uninterrupted) towards Zimbabwe in 2015.
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(Tags for translation)Cricket World Cup 2023
