Rohit Sharma joins Virat Kohli in the Elite Run Scoring list in T20 and becomes a second dough for …

Last updated:April 23, 2025, 22:07 is

Rohit Sharma is now becoming the second Indian dough, which achieves 12,000 runs in T20 games and, like Virat Kohli.

Rohit Sharma for Mumbai Indians. (Image: AFP)

Rohit Sharma of Mumbai Indians has joined the legendary Virat Kohli to become the second Indian dough, which scored 12,000 runs in T20 games. He achieved this achievement against the Sunriser’s Hyderabad in the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Wednesday.

Rohit now merges with Virat Kohli, David Warner, Chris Gayle and a few others to be among the few few batteries that have achieved 12,000 runs in the shortest format. A large part of his runs came through the IPL, where he briefly represented the Deccan Chargers, followed by his move to the Mumbai Indians in 2011.

After Rohit had a lean patch in the first games of the season in the first games of the season, he seems to have rediscovered his best form because he continues to run a run scoring spree in Mumbai Indians in Mumbai Indians.

He now decides to make the power play tough and play the role of the attacker, to give the perfect start that is needed, although it has not always started in the current season.

SRH was far from the strike that a blow was the top order around 35/5.

Klaasen scored nine four and two six for his 44-ball 71 and 99 for the sixth Wicket with impact replacement Abhinav Manohar, who played a steady second violin with his 37-ball 43 (2x4s, 3x6s).

But it was a shocking start for SRH, which is placed in second place on the point table and is facing a hard struggle for life to keep alive.

The lack of self -confidence was obvious when Srh’s top order collapsed without obvious pressure on a dry, hard and flat deck.

Klaasen didn’t get much help from the other end than Manohar, which was sent as an impact replacement, and crawled on seven balls before his first big goal.