The veteran Indian opener, Rohit Sharma has finally come back to his form with a sensational 95 against Australia in the 4th ODI at the PCA Stadium in Mohali. It was a sensational and effortless knock to say the least and just when he looked set for yet another ODI century, he fell to a mistimed shot of the ball of Jhye Richardson.

Rohit had pulled the previous delivery for a boundary and had attempted to hit a six of the very next delivery. However, he wasn’t able to time it perfectly and the catch was taken easily in the end by Peter Handscomb. Here is the video of the dismissal:

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After the brilliant start of scoring 193 runs for the opening wicket, the wicket of Rohit made the Australian fielders a relieved unit. However, Shikhar Dhawan then went on to register his highest ODI score of 143.

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Earlier in the game, it was Indian skipper Virat Kohli who won the toss and opted to bat. Both Rohit and Dhawan was short of runs coming into the match. With just a couple of matches before the World Cup, the opening duo needed to come good and they did that in style. Shikhar Dhawan, in particular, looked in ominous touch and took the Australian bowlers to the cleaners.

WATCH – Rohit Sharma Threw His Wicket Away

Rohit played the 2nd fiddle during the first 15 overs as Shikhar was ruling the game. It was in the middle overs when Sharma started finding the boundaries on a consistent basis and got close to Dhawan’s score. He might have got to his century earlier than Dhawan but that wasn’t to be. The sensational partnership finally came to an end after the duo shared 193 runs. It was Aaron Finch and Usman Khawaja who had also shared a 193 runs opening stand in the previous match in Ranchi.