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Rohit Sharma gets Midas Touch back just before semifinals, gives Australia a 92-run nightmare

Rohit Sharma gets Midas Touch back just before semifinals, gives Australia a 92-run nightmare

In what was an utter display of ruthlessness, Rohit Sharma has sent a warning shots to his semifinal opponents. Hitman might go on a rampage now!

Indian skipper Rohit Sharma turned into an absolute run machine against Australia in their crucial Super 8 clash. After a subdued start to the tournament with only 99 runs before this match, Rohit exploded with a breath-taking innings, leaving the Australian bowlers utterly bewildered.

His knock of 92 runs from just 41 balls was a masterclass in power-hitting. While he fell short of a well-deserved century, the elegance and brutality with which he dispatched the bowling attack was a sight to behold. Rohit peppered the boundary with 7 fours and a staggering 8 sixes, with a particularly memorable 29-run over against the fiery Mitchell Starc.

Rohit Sharma’s masterclass!

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Rohit’s dominance was evident from the very first ball. He started with a bang, taking on Starc’s pace with disdain. There was a clear shift in his approach, a shedding of inhibitions that had plagued his earlier performances. He targeted the short deliveries with disdain, launching them high and clear over the ropes. Adam Zampa wasn’t spared either, as Rohit used his exquisite footwork to find gaps and even slogged sweep.

A huge boost for India’s World Cup dreams

Rohit’s return to form is a massive shot in the arm for the Indian team. They head into the semi-finals and finals with a crucial player back at his peak. With his confidence soaring and his timing immaculate, bowlers will be wary of facing the Hitman in the do-or-die stages.

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