This game of ’27’ runs; Will Hitman break Sehwag and Sachin’s record in WTC Final?

The Indian cricket team will play the final match of the World Test Championship against Australia at the Oval Stadium in London. The competition will start from June 7. Also, during this match, all eyes will be on the captain of the Indian team, Rohit Sharma. A special record will be recorded in the name of Rohit in this match. So let’s find out which record Hitman is going to break.

Rohit will aim for a big record
Rohit can also make a big record in the finals of the World Test Championship. Rohit scored 27 runs in this match and he will become the third opener in Indian cricket history to score 13 thousand runs. Also Rohit Sharma has 12973 runs in international cricket.

This feat is only in the name of Sehwag and Sachin
There are only two Indian batsmen who have scored more than 15 thousand runs in international cricket. The first name is Virender Sehwag and the second name is Sachin Tendulkar, the god of cricket. After scoring 27 runs during the World Cricket Championship, Rohit will become the third batsman to reach the milestone of 13 thousand runs. Sehwag has 15758 international runs at the top position. While Sachin has scored 15335 runs while opening. This is a golden opportunity for Rohit to join the list of Sachin and Sehwag.

Indian Batsmen with Most Runs in Opening:
15758 runs – Virender Sehwag
15335 runs – Sachin Tendulkar
12973 runs – Rohit Sharma
12258 runs – Sunil Gavaskar
10867 runs – Shikhar Dhawan

Gavaskar and Dhawan are also in the list
Sunil Gavaskar’s name is at the fourth position in this list. So, Gavaskar had scored 12258 runs while opening in his career. Shikhar Dhawan’s name is also on the fifth number in this list. Dhawan has scored 10867 runs while opening. Now everyone’s attention is on why Rohit has also reached this big number. (Indian Cricket Team vs Australia)

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