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Hitman Rohit Sharma breaks World Cup record, leads India to win

The story of this World Cup may well become the story of Rohit. He has potentially two more matches to break a few more records, and if that happens and India go on to win the World Cup, his feat will be a big cherry on the cake.

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Rohit Sharma celebrates his century against Sri Lanka at Headingley in Leeds on Saturday. Pic /Bipin Patel

Rohit Sharma celebrates his century against Sri Lanka at Headingley in Leeds on Saturday. Pic /Bipin Patel

Leeds: Rohit Sharma has made this World Cup his own. The Hit-Man, as he is fondly called, became the only batsman to score five centuries in a single edition when he notched up a brilliant 103 against Sri Lanka at Headingley on Saturday, his third three-figure score on the trot. He also equalled Sachin Tendulkar's record of most hundreds in World Cup history (six in 44 innings), by scoring his sixth in just 16 games.

The story of this World Cup may well become the story of Rohit. He has potentially two more matches to break a few more records, and if that happens and India go on to win the World Cup, his feat will be a big cherry on the cake.

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