'You have inspired generations to come' - Twitter erupts as India's Hitman Rohit Sharma turns 35

Rohit Sharma is the most successful captain in the history of IPL.

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India and Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma has established himself as one of the greatest run-scorers in the modern era. The right-handed batter has contributed significantly to the success of his national squad, and his stint as Mumbai Indians’ captain in the Indian Premier League (IPL) is praised by cricket experts and fans.

The right-handed batter has now turned 35, but he is aging like a fine wine and his primary target will be to win an ICC trophy, to be precise, Rohit will be eyeing the 2022 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup to stamp his authority in international cricket as a captain.

Despite MI’s poor form in IPL 2022, it cannot be ignored that Rohit is the most successful captain in the toughest cricketing league in the world. MI has won a total of five trophies under his leadership in IPL history. The Men in Blue and Gold have dominated the franchise-based league for the past several seasons and will also look to learn from their mistakes in the current edition and make a strong comeback next season.

Here is how Twitter overflowed on Hitman’s birthday

 

Rohit Sharma is the leading run-scorer in the T20I format

As mentioned above, Rohit’s primary goal will be to win a World Cup for his country and he will be eyeing the ICC T20 tournament in Australia later this year. To note, captain Rohit sits right at the top of the run-scoring list in T20Is with 3313 runs at an average of 32.48 and a strike rate of 139.55, including 26 fifties and four centuries.

Talking about skipper Sharma’s numbers in other formats, the right-handed batter has played 230 ODIs in which he has scored 9283 runs at an excellent average of 48.6 and has stroked 44 fifties, 29 hundreds, and three double-hundreds (the most in the world) in the 50-over format. In Test matches, Rohit has amassed 3137 runs in just 45 matches at an average of 46.13. The 35-year-old has stroked 14 fifties, eight hundreds and one double-century in the longest format of the game.

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