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Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from the T20 internationals after leading India to their second T20 World Cup title on Saturday, June 29.

After the historic afternoon in Barbados, Rohit announced his decision to leave the shortest format of international cricket during the post-match press conference. He was full of emotions as he celebrated the win with tears and showed his strong desire to win the World Cup.

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How has Rohit Sharma's T20I career been?

Rohit Sharma ends his T20I career as the highest run-scorer in the format. He is also the only Indian player to win two T20 World Cup titles. His journey in T20Is began in the 2007 World Cup and has come full circle with this latest victory. 

Career highlights

Matches: 159
Innings: 151
Runs: 4231
Average: 31.34
Strike Rate: 140.9
Highest Score: 121
50s: 32
100s: 5
Debut: vs England, September 19, 2007 (Durban)
Final Match: vs South Africa, June 29, 2024 (Barbados)

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What are Rohit Sharma's T20I records?

Highest scorer: Rohit is the highest run-scorer in T20I format with 4231 runs.

Most hundreds: He holds the record for the most hundreds (5) in T20I cricket worldwide.

Most sixes: Rohit has hit the most sixes (205) in T20I cricket globally.

Two-time champion: He is the only Indian player to have won two T20 World Cups.

Consistent presence: Rohit is the only player to have participated in all editions of the T20 World Cups so far (9).

Rohit Sharma's journey in T20Is has been nothing short of extraordinary. His records and achievements speak volumes about his talent and dedication. As he bids farewell to the T20 format, fans and teammates alike will cherish the memories of his incredible performances and leadership.

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Divy Dubey is a content producer for The Sporting News' India edition.