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Rohit Sharma, who scored 81 runs against Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2025 Eliminator 1 match, failed to score a big score in Ugificial 2 against Punjab Kings in Ahmedabad on Sunday. Rohit tried to fly off the ball of PBKS all-rounder Marcus Stoinis, but was caught out at Deep-back square leg. After taking Rohit’s wicket, Stoinis celebrated his chest beating his chest in an aggressive manner, which has gone viral.
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Rohit batted brilliantly in the last match
In the last match, Rohit Sharma became the second batsman to cross the 7,000 -run mark in the history of IPL. He achieved this feat during an innings of 81 runs against Gujarat Titans while playing for Mumbai Indians in the IPL 2025 eliminator on Friday.
Rohit Sharma, who landed for batting in an important match like Eliminator, had taken an aggressive stance against the Gujarat Titans bowlers from the beginning of the innings and played a bang of 81 runs. Thanks to this innings, Rohit became the second batsman to complete 7,000 runs in the IPL after Virat Kohli.
Rohit scored 81 runs in his 50 -ball innings with the help of nine fours and four sixes. This was Rohit’s 47th half -century of IPL. Rohit touched a magic figure of 7,000 runs as soon as he scored the 43rd run during this innings. He achieved this feat in the 266th innings of his 271st match.
During this innings, four sixes came out of Rohit’s bat. Rohit Sharma, popularly known as Hitman, has now had 302 sixes in the IPL. He is the first Indian batsman to hit 300 or more sixes in IPL history and the second batsman after overall Chris Gayle. Gayle ranks first with 357 sixes.
Rohit Sharma started his IPL career in 2008 while playing for Deccan Chargers Hyderabad. He has been associated with Mumbai Indians since 2011. Rohit has scored 7,038 runs in 266 innings of 271 matches played since 2008. During this time, two centuries and 47 half -centuries are his names.
Along with the successful batsman, Rohit’s name is one of the successful captains of the IPL. He has made Mumbai Indians a five -time champion under his captaincy.
(With agency input)