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Team India may not have won the 2019 World Cup but the Men In Blue certainly proved to be one of the most ruthless sides of the tournament. And one man who made it possible was Rohit Sharma.
The Hitman etched his name in the history books on July 6, 2019, when he smashed his 5th hundred of the tournament. With a 103 vs Sri Lanka, Rohit became the first batter in the history of cricket to hit 5 hundreds in a single edition of the ODI World Cup. 
Before that game, Rohit had reached the three-figure mark against South Africa, Pakistan, England and Bangladesh. The record was previously held by Kumar Sangakkara, who scored 4 hundreds in the 2015 ODI World Cup.
Also read: SportShala: Top 5 reasons why India lost the Edgbaston Test vs England

This day, that year: Rohit Sharma becomes the first player to smash 5 tons on an ODI World Cup

Rohit Sharma etched his name in the history books on July 6, 2019, when he smashed his 5th hundred of the 2019 ODI World Cup, shattering an all-time record

Rohit Sharma scored hundreds against South Africa, Pakistan, England, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in the 2019 ODI World Cup

Team India may not have won the 2019 World Cup but the Men In Blue certainly proved to be one of the most ruthless sides of the tournament. And one man who made it possible was Rohit Sharma.
The Hitman etched his name in the history books on July 6, 2019, when he smashed his 5th hundred of the tournament. With a 103 vs Sri Lanka, Rohit became the first batter in the history of cricket to hit 5 hundreds in a single edition of the ODI World Cup.&nbsp;
Before that game, Rohit had reached the three-figure mark against South Africa, Pakistan, England and Bangladesh. The record was previously held by Kumar Sangakkara, who scored 4 hundreds in the 2015 ODI World Cup.
Also read: <a title="SportShala: Top 5 reasons why India lost the Edgbaston Test vs England" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/sportshala-top-5-reasons-why-india-lost-the-edgbaston-test-vs-england-1657035529881" target="_blank">SportShala: Top 5 reasons why India lost the Edgbaston Test vs England</a>

Knight Riders in search for their 3rd IPL title

With Eoin&nbsp;Morgan, Tom Banton and Pat Cummins&nbsp;in their ranks this time around, can KKR&nbsp;end a 6 year title drought?

Kolkata Knight Riders: in search for their 3rd IPL title

Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders - A team that has probably seen the most drama, maximum highs and many lows. Showcasing the ruthless style of cricket in the very first game of the inaugural edition,&nbsp;the franchise is often credited for making IPL the brand that it is today.
But just after their first&nbsp;2 games, things went downhill for KKR. After&nbsp;they failed to qualify for the playoffs in the first 3 editions, the team had a complete makeover. The captaincy duties shifted from Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;to Gautam&nbsp;Gambhir. The Delhi lad led from the front and KKR&nbsp;qualified for their first-ever playoffs that year. 2012 was the year which saw the Knights reign supreme as they lifted their maiden silverware.
Since 2014&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;has failed to win another title despite making it to the playoffs in 3 of the last 4 editions.
The franchise has made significant additions this year. Roping in England's 2019 World Cup-winning captain Eoin&nbsp;Morgan may prove to be a masterstroke. His&nbsp;inputs to current captain Dinesh&nbsp;Karthik&nbsp;will prove valuable.&nbsp;Hard-hitting batsman Tom Banton&nbsp;is also expected to give their shaky opening slot the much-needed stability. They also have youngsters like Shubman&nbsp;Gill and Nitish&nbsp;Rana in the ranks.
Kolkata&nbsp;also boasts a formidable bowling&nbsp;unit comprising of Pat Cummins, Kuldeep Yadav&nbsp;and&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Narine. Moreover,&nbsp;if Andre Russell continues to do what he does best, there could be no stopping the Knights this time around.&nbsp;

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