IND vs AUS: Rohit becomes leading six-hitter in T20Is, surpasses Guptill
Rohit, the leading run-scorer in T20Is, went past New Zealand opener Martin Guptill's tally of sixes to go to the top of the six hitters' chart in T20Is
Rohit, the leading run-scorer in T20Is, went past New Zealand opener Martin Guptill's tally of sixes to go to the top of the six hitters' chart in T20Is
Guptill, who scored a 20-ball 17 against Pakistan on Tuesday, suffered a bruised toe after being struck by a Haris Rauf delivery in the Powerplay's penultimate over. With eight balls remaining in Sharjah, New Zealand succumbed by five wickets in a low-scoring match.
Stokes led England to one of the finest Test wins ever in the history of the game.
Guptill added that the Kiwis will come out with a positive mindset against the Men in Blue in the second ODI which is to be played at the Eden Park on Saturday.
India bowling spearhead Bumrah, who tops the ICC ODI bowler rankings, has pleased all with his pace and toe-crushing yorkers.
The ICC said the umpires took decisions on the field based on their interpretation of the rules, and the cricket body did not comment on the episode.
Keeping all his contributions apart, Buttler's biggest test was yet to come when the wicketkeeper had to collect a throw from Jason Roy to catch Martin Guptill short of his crease and secure England their first ever men's ODI World Cup.
Even after scoring the equal number of runs in the super over when the Kiwis failed to cross the line, many Kiwi players looked disappointed.
Both teams are unchanged and are looking to lift their first ever ODI World Cup trophy.
With that run out in the 49th over, India's hopes ended in the tense semifinal at Old Trafford on Wednesday. The two-time champions went down by 18 runs against the last edition's finalists.
