Rohit Sharma Moves Up to 7th in Most Runs in Winning Matches – Just 13 Runs Away from Another Major Record!

Rohit Sharma has reached another impressive milestone, climbing to 7th place in the list of most runs scored in winning ODIs. He now has 14,070 runs in 324 innings, proving his impact in India’s victories. Ricky Ponting tops this list with 20,140 runs in 439 innings.

India Seals the Series, Final ODI Set for February 12, 2025 – The third and final ODI between India and England is set for February 12, 2025, at Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium. With India already securing the series by winning the first two matches, all eyes are now on the last game. Rohit Sharma made a statement with a century in the second ODI in Cuttack, marking a stunning return to form and breaking multiple records in the process.

Rohit Just 13 Runs Away from the 11,000-Run Club – In the upcoming match, Rohit has a golden opportunity to reach another milestone. If he scores just 13 more runs, he will become a part of the elite 11,000-run club in ODIs, joining Virat Kohli. Fastest to 11,000 ODI Runs: Virat Kohli holds the record, reaching this mark in 222 innings of his 230th ODI. Rohit Sharma has so far played 267 ODIs and batted in 259 innings, amassing 10,987 runs. If he reaches 11,000 in the next match, he will be the second-fastest player ever to do so. Rohit began his ODI journey on June 23, 2007, against Ireland in Belfast, and over the years, he has become one of the finest batsmen in the format.

Closing in on 9,000 Runs as an Opener – Another record is also within touching distance for Rohit. He is just 43 runs away from reaching 9,000 runs as an opening batsman in ODIs. So far, he has scored 8,957 runs in 178 innings at an average of 55.63 and a strike rate of 96.29 as an opener. His record includes 30 centuries and 44 half-centuries. He has also hit 310 sixes and 877 fours while opening the innings.

Rohit Among Top Scorers in Winning Matches – Rohit’s ability to perform in crucial games has put him among the top ODI batsmen in winning matches. 7th on the list with 14,070 runs in 324 innings. Ricky Ponting leads the chart with 20,140 runs in 439 innings. Virat Kohli is second, scoring 17,779 runs in 354 innings. With the final ODI coming up in Ahmedabad, all eyes will be on Rohit Sharma to see if he can add yet another record to his incredible career!