Quarantine Edition, Part 4: Where does Rohit Sharma fit among all-time ODI batsmen?
Rohit Sharma. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images) 19 centuries in the last three years, a batting average of 50+ in each of the previous 7 calendar years and three double centuries. Such numbers are more than enough for a player to be called the greatest batsman of his time but not in the case of Rohit Sharma. Playing in the era of Virat Kohli, who has impeccable numbers, has let the Indian opener remain at No.2 despite his efforts. Having Kohli on his very own side has made Rohit go under the radar on most of the occasions. Currently, Rohit is decimals away from achieving 50+ batting average in ODI cricket for the first time and has got as many as 41 innings to score 885 runs and better Sachin in the list of quickest players to 10000 ODI runs. His career numbers genuinely make a case of putting him among the all-time greatest batsmen in the format. However, the Indian batsman has not received acclaim even in India as much as he deserves for his records and achievements. One of t...