With a blend of experience and destruction, Rohit Sharma has been proving his class in the ongoing World Cup 2019. Eights games, Four centuries and a truckload of 544 runs. Currently topping the batting charts, Rohit has certainly taken his game to another level and the entire Indian camp and fans are happy for his performance.
Twitter goes wild as Rohit Sharma scores his 4th century in World Cup 2019
Not just fans, his knocks are being appreciated by several former players who were once set to their teams. After being dismissed for 104 against Bangladesh, Rohit set Twitter on fire. However, funny banter between Kevin Pietersen and Yuvraj Singh is currently trending on it.
And @ImRo45 walks closer to the Icc mos trophy 🏆 👊🏽🕺🏼 #hitman you beauty 💯 no 4 ☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼 well played champion !!!
— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) July 2, 2019
After Rohit”s knock, Yuvraj Singh tweeted that it would definitely put him as one of the top contenders for Man of the Series award. Pietersen, who is backing the English side, replied that it wouldn”t be the case if England wins the World Cup.
Yuvraj Singh then tweeted that England should be first thinking of qualifying for the semifinals before arriving at any conclusions and clarified that he is speaking only about the MOS award, but not on which team would be ending up as champions.
https://twitter.com/KP24/status/1146021782232666112
Rohit has broken several records with this innings, namely the maximum sixes by an Indian player surpassing MS Dhoni. He also levelled the record for maximum centuries in a world tournament (4) with Sangakkara (2015 Wc).
Let’s qualify first and then talk about wining 😅 and I’m talking about mos trophy not winning !
— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) July 2, 2019
It is to be noted that win in today”s game will finalize a semi-final berth for the Indians, whereas the English side should win the game against New Zealand in the next fixture for further progress in the tournament. Else the Bangladesh-Pakistan encounter would be viewed as a virtual knockout game depending on which the fixtures change.
