Rohit Sharma may have fallen short of a three-figure score, but his return to the field was nothing less than impactful. In Mumbai Indians’ clash against Lucknow Super Giants. The veteran opener delivered a commanding knock that set up the chase.

Rohit Sharma and Ryan Rickelton created history for Mumbai Indians in their win vs LSG and broke a record that was first set by Sachin Tendulkar and Ambati Rayudu in 2011.

Rohit Sharma showed exactly what Mumbai Indians missed in his injury absence with a stunning batting display at the Wankhede. Having missed 4 games due to a hamstring issue, the 38-year-old stroked a quick fire half-century to put Mumbai Indians on course for a victory against a strong LSG bowling line up.

Form is temporary, class is permanent. The sport of cricket continues to prove this saying time and again. ‘Hitman’ Rohit Sharma smashed his 33rd ODI century in the third and final match against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday as the ...

THERE were smiles at last for Mumbai Indians (MI) on a night that hadn't looked promising when Nicholas Pooran's fireworks - 63 off 21 -

A high, juicy full toss outside off and Rohit Sharma produced one of the most audacious strokes of the night. He waited for Vaibhav Arora’s delivery to arrive, then lofted it cleanly over deep extra cover for a six,

At 38 years old, most cricketers are thinking about retirement tours and commentary gigs. Not Rohit Sharma. The Indian opener just reminded everyone why he’s still one of the most dangerous batters in world cricket, smashing his 50th international ...