6 Records held by Indian cricketers that are impossible to break
There’s a famous saying - “Records are meant to be broken” and is one that provides inspiration that nothing is impossible in the field of sports.
3. Rohit Sharma’s highest ODI score
Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Indian cricket team, is regarded as one of the most destructive openers in world cricket presently and has enjoyed a tremendous run with the bat since he started opening in white-ball cricket. When it comes to limited-overs cricket, there are rarely a few who can match his effortless striking ability.
The 35-year-old opener proved why he is regarded as a special talent when he registered the highest individual score by any player in ODI cricket. His 264 runs from 173 balls against Sri Lanka nearly eight years ago is the most impossible figure to break. The Mumbai batter remains the only batter to score more than one double hundred in the ODIs and he now has three.
Rohit’s historic 264-run innings was pleasing to watch as he smashed 33 boundaries and nine sixes all over the park. However, at the start of the innings, the ‘Hitman’ was dropped on 4, and this dropped catch was very costly for the opponents as he went on to add 260 more runs. He came out to bat as the opener and left the ground on the last ball of the innings as he was dismissed by Nuwan Kulasekara. This is a record that might remain unbreakable in One-Day Internationals.
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