Rohit Sharma was bowled by England's Jacob Bethell for 138 in the third and final ODI at Lord's, with India needing 128 more runs to win the match, according to the BBC. A victory would also secure the series for India.
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Key facts
- Rohit Sharma was bowled by Jacob Bethell for 138, the BBC reported.
- The dismissal came in the third and final ODI between England and India at Lord's.
- India needed 128 runs to win when Rohit fell.
- A victory would secure the series for India.
Rohit Sharma’s innings ended at Lord’s when England’s Jacob Bethell bowled him for 138, according to the BBC. The dismissal came during the third and final One Day International between England and India, which the BBC described as ending a heroic innings.
At the point of Rohit’s departure, India needed a further 128 runs to win the match, the BBC reported. A victory would also secure the series for India.
The match was staged at Lord’s and was the concluding fixture of the three-match ODI series between the two sides.
Why it matters
The third ODI at Lord's was the final fixture of the series, so the outcome of India's run chase would determine whether India secured the series, according to the BBC.
Frequently asked questions
How many runs did Rohit Sharma score?
Rohit Sharma scored 138 before being bowled by Jacob Bethell, according to the BBC.
How many runs did India need to win when Rohit was out?
India needed 128 runs to win the match when Rohit Sharma was dismissed.
What was at stake in the match?
The fixture was the third and final ODI at Lord's, and a victory would secure the series for India.
Timeline
- 'A heroic innings comes to an end' – Bethell bowls Rohit Sharma
BBC Sport: Rohit Sharma's incredible innings comes to an end after being bowled by Jacob Bethell for 138, with India needing 128 to win the third and final One Day International against England at Lord's – a victory that would also see them secure the series.