Rohit Sharma became the highest run-scorer in T20

Rohit Sharma became the highest run-scorer in T20

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Category : Sports Published on: February 26 2022

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  • India skipper Rohit Sharma became the world's leading run-scorer in Twenty20 internationals, during his 44-run knock against Sri Lanka.
  • Rohit surpassed former India captain Virat Kohli (3,296) and New Zealand's Martin Guptill (3,299) after Sri Lanka invited the hosts to bat first at the start of the three-match series in Lucknow.
  • He has amassed 3,307 runs, including four centuries, in 123 T20 internationals since his debut in 2007.
  • He made this record against Sri Lanka in the first T20 being played at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.
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