Former Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma stated that he wants to keep his recent century celebration private after scoring a majestic hundred against the West Indies in Guwahati. Rohit brought up his century in just 72 balls in the second ODI on Wednesday with a hopping jog and a punch in the air.
India successfully chased a target of 406 runs against the West Indies in 43.3 overs, achieving their highest successful run chase in ODI history.
Shubman Gill scored a double century while Rohit Sharma scored 101 runs off 75 balls, powering the hosts to victory.
The opening pair added 255 runs, marking the second-highest opening partnership for India in ODI cricket.
Rohit praised the pitch conditions and credited his partnership with skipper Shubman Gill for focusing on playing each ball on its merit rather than looking at the scoreboard.
Rohit joked about teammate Ravindra Jadeja suggesting a sliding celebration, stating he was too tired after fifty overs of fielding and batting to attempt it.
