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Rohit recently surpassed Afridi's count of 351 to top the charts for the player with the most sixes in ODI cricket.
After Rohit Sharma surpassed former Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi's record for the most sixes in One-Day Internationals, Afridi responded. Recently, Rohit topped the lists, surpassing Afridi's count of 351.
Afridi said he has always thought Rohit's batting is graceful, and he was pleased that he exceeded his record. He also talked about their time playing for the Deccan Chargers in the first Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2008. He said he had a gut feeling that Rohit would play for India, and it came to pass.
"""“Records are meant to be broken, and this too is now better. I am happy that a player whom I have always liked has broken this record. During our practice sessions at Deccan Chargers, I had watched him bat and his class impressed me. I knew that one day Rohit would play for India, and he has proved himself as a classy batter,” shared Afridi while speaking to Telecom Asia Sport.""""
After retiring from Tests and Twenty20 Internationals, Rohit will next play for India in the three-match ODI series against New Zealand in January of next year. Against the Kiwis, Rohit will try to maintain his performance from the series against South Africa and Australia. Former Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi reacted after Rohit Sharma broke his record for the most sixes in One-Day Internationals.
Rohit has surpassed Afridi's tally of 351 to take the top spot. Afridi expressed his satisfaction that Rohit surpassed his mark, saying he has always found Rohit's batting to be elegant. He also discussed their 2008 season with the Deccan Chargers in the first Indian Premier League (IPL). He claimed to have a strong instinct that Rohit would represent India.