Dhaka – India’s opening batsman Ishan Kishan, who came out to fight against Bangladesh to avoid a whitewash, scored a huge score on the strength of his surprising performance. Ishan scored 210 runs in his own name in 131 balls and became the seventh batsman and India’s fourth batsman to score a double century in ODIs. Ishan Kishan’s magical batting consists of 24 fours and 10 sixes. Immediately after scoring his maiden century, Ishan, who picked up the pace to bat, constantly crossed the boundary of the Bangladesh bowlers. Virat Kohli, who scored a 91-ball century, provided excellent support to Ishan Kishan. Ishan also holds the record for the fastest double century. Chris Gayle is behind. In the 2015 World Cup, Gayle scored a double century from 138 balls, while Ishan took 126 balls.
Opener Shikhar Dhawan (3 runs off 8 balls) was trapped at LB by Mehidi Hassan, but Ishan Kishan and veteran Virat Kohli kept India ahead without injuries. The third ODI saw the revival of the Indian batting line-up, which had completely faded in the previous matches. Ishan, who replaced the injured Rohit Sharma in the team, took full advantage of the opportunity.
On the other hand, Bangladesh will come out with the aim of sweeping the series against India and writing history. The team’s hope is in the brilliant form of Mehdi Hasan Mirash who scored a century in the second ODI. The series win will boost Bangladesh’s confidence in the Test matches starting on the 14th. Sachin Tendulkar, Virendran Sehwag and Rohit Sharma are the Indian batsmen who scored double centuries in ODIs before Ishaan. New Zealand’s Martin Guptill, West Indies’ Chris Gayle and Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman are other players who have achieved this feat. Only Rohit Sharma has more than one double century. Rohit crossed two hundred three times.
English Summary: Ishan Kishan breaks Chris Gayle’s record for fastest double hundred in ODIs