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Rohit Sharma Records: ODI, World Cup, IPL and Career Timeline

Rohit Sharma holds the highest individual score in men's ODI cricket (264, 2014) and is the only batter with three ODI double centuries. He also holds the ODI…

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INTERNATIONAL DEBUT

ODI Debut and India's First T20 World Cup

Rohit debuted in ODIs against Ireland in June 2007, then played a supporting role in India's inaugural T20 World Cup title under MS Dhoni that September - the start of a…

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THE OPENING MOVE

Moved to Open the Innings; First ODI Double Century

India moved Rohit to open the ODI innings in mid-2013. Within months he scored 209 off 158 balls against Australia in Bengaluru on 2 November 2013 - his first ODI double…

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THE 264

Highest Individual Score in ODI History

264 off 173 balls (33 fours, 9 sixes) against Sri Lanka on 13 November 2014 - still the highest individual score in men's ODI cricket as of August 2026, more than 11 yea…

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THIRD DOUBLE CENTURY

208* vs Sri Lanka - Only Player With Three

208 not out off 153 balls against Sri Lanka on 13 December 2017 made Rohit the only batter in ODI history with three double centuries - a record still unmatched as of Au…

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WORLD CUP RECORD

Five Centuries at One World Cup

648 runs in 9 innings at an average of 81, including five centuries - a men's World Cup record for one edition, and the tournament's leading run tally. India lost the se…

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10,000 RUNS & WORLD CUP FIN…

10,000 ODI Runs, Then a World Cup Final as Captain

Crossed 10,000 ODI runs on 12 September 2023, then captained India through 10 straight World Cup wins before a final defeat to Australia in Ahmedabad.

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T20 WORLD CUP TITLE

Won the T20 World Cup, Then Retired From the Format

Captained India to the T20 World Cup title over South Africa on 29 June 2024, then announced his T20I retirement in the same press conference - leaving as the format's a…

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CHAMPIONS TROPHY & TEST RET…

Champions Trophy Title, Then Test Retirement

Captained India to the 2025 Champions Trophy title unbeaten (9 Mar 2025, beating New Zealand), then retired from Test cricket on 7 May 2025 with 67 Tests, 4,301 runs and…

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REPLACED AS ODI CAPTAIN

Shubman Gill Named ODI Captain; ODI Sixes Record Broken

BCCI named Shubman Gill India's ODI captain on 4 October 2025, part of the transition toward 2027. The following month, Rohit passed Shahid Afridi's all-time ODI sixes r…

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STILL ACTIVE

138 vs England at Lord's

Scored 138 off 110 balls against England at Lord's on 19 July 2026 - his 34th ODI century and the first ODI century by an Indian man at that ground. He addressed retirem…

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