Indian opener Rohit Sharma heads into the second ODI against New Zealand in Rajkot with an exceptional track record at the Niranjan Shah Stadium. Despite falling cheaply for 26 in the series opener at Vadodara, Rohit’s history at the Rajkot venue suggests he is poised for a major contribution as India seeks an unassailable 2-0 series lead.
In his three ODI appearances at the venue, Rohit has amassed 188 runs at a remarkable average of 62.66 and a blistering strike rate of 107.42, including two half-centuries. His highest score here remains a powerful 81 off 57 balls against Australia in 2023. Furthermore, Rohit holds the record for hitting the most sixes (8) in ODI cricket at this ground, underscoring his aggressive dominance when playing in Rajkot.
The Mumbai Indians star has been in strong form recently, registering four fifty-plus scores in his last six ODI innings. With the series advantage already secured, Rohit will be keen to convert his strong start into a match-winning century, capitalizing on his proven success at the venue to guide the Men in Blue to victory.
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“Rohit has a stunning record in ODI cricket at the aforementioned venue. In three ODIs, he has amassed 288 runs at an average of 62.66 and a strike rate of 107.42. He has registered two half-centuries in his three ODI appearances in Rajkot.”
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“Rohit has a stunning record in ODI cricket at the aforementioned venue. In three ODIs, he has amassed 288 runs at an average of 62.66 and a strike rate of 107.42. He has registered two half-centuries in his three ODI appearances in Rajkot.”