Rohit Sharma's One Shot And Kohli's 'game' Over, The Next Moment The Fans' Breath Stopped

Rohit Sharma has got 60 sixes as captain in T20. While Virat hit 59 sixes. MS Dhoni hit 34 sixes.

Junja Choudhary
Junja Choudhary Official | Verified Expert • 13 Apr, 2026 Editorial Desk
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Rohit Sharma's One Shot And Kohli's 'game' Over, The Next Moment The Fans' Breath Stopped

Team India captain Rohit Sharma overtook Virat Kohli on Tuesday night. Now you must be thinking that in which case Hitman has overtaken? Rohit Sharma became the captain to hit the most T20 sixes for India as soon as he hit a six in the third T20 against West Indies. Rohit Sharma has got 60 sixes as captain in T20. While Virat hit 59 sixes. MS Dhoni hit 34 sixes.

the record was broken by a pull shot
Rohit Sharma left behind Virat Kohli his favorite shot game. He hit the short ball of Alzarri Joseph in the square leg direction and the ball crossed the boundary line. Rohit Sharma also hit a boundary but after that, the fans stopped breathing. Rohit Sharma was seen holding his waist and he had to be retired hurt. Seeing Rohit Sharma in pain, he felt that he had not become much injured, but the BCCI told through Twitter that the Indian captain had a back spasm.

However, the fans heaved a sigh of relief when Rohit Sharma was seen watching the match with his teammates. After this, he also came in the post-match presentation where he gave an update on his injury. Rohit Sharma said that I am fine at the moment. There are a few days left for the next match. Hope everything will be fine.

Junja Choudhary Official | Verified Expert • 13 Apr, 2026 Editorial Desk

Junja Choudhary serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Sangri Today. A dynamic news personality and rigorous fact-checker, he brings more than 7 years of professional experience in print and digital media. His editorial leadership is defined by a strong commitment to journalistic ethics, truth-seeking, and delivering well-researched, balanced reporting on critical issues.

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