Rohit Sharma Becomes First Asian to Hit 150 Sixes in SENA Countries

Rohit Sharma reached 1000 ODI runs in Australia and hit 150 sixes in countries like South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia. His big hits in Adelaide helped India gain momentum after a slow start.

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Rohit Sharma Becomes First Asian to Hit 150 Sixes in SENA Countries

During a recent match between India and Australia, cricket star Rohit Sharma reached a special milestone. He became the first Asian player to hit 150 sixes which is when a batter hits the ball out of the field without it touching the ground in the countries of South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia. The achievement was especially nice because he had a slow start in the game and his powerful hits helped get India's momentum going.

The game took place in Adelaide, where Rohit hit a half-century and also became the first Indian player to score 1000 ODI runs against Australia in Australia. His big hitting helped get his team back in the game and showed his experience on the difficult field. He is only the second visiting batsman ever, after Chris Gayle, to reach this 150-six landmark in these countries.

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