Rohit Sharma Height, Age,Girlfriend, Wife, Children,Family, Biography & More

 Quick Info  

 Age : 34 Years

 Wife : Ritika Sajdesh

 Education : 12th Standard

• Hitman,
• Ro,
• Shaana
  

 Height (approx.) 

• in centimeters- 173cm
• in meters-1.73 m
• in Feet Inches- 5′ 8″

 Weight (approx.) 

• in Kilograms- 72 kg in
• Pounds- 159 lbs

• Chest: 40 Inches
• Waist: 31 Inches
•  Biceps: 12 Inches
  

• ODI- 23 June 2007 againstIreland at Belfast
• Test- 6 November 2013 against West Indies at Kolkata
• T2019 September 2007 against England at Durban

•  Mumbai,
• Mumbai Indians
  

 Records (main ones) 

•   Most runs scored by a single player in an ODI match (264 runs).
  
•  The first player in ODIs to get two “double centuries.”
• Has a record for having the most number of sixes hit in an ODI (16) sixes), joining AB de Villiers and Chris Gayle.
• Second player from India after Suresh Raina is the only player to have made a century in all three types of cricket (Test, ODI, and T20).
• A player from another country scored 171 runs in an ODI against Australia.
• Along with Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni, he is the third Indian player to score more than 1,000 runs against Australia in ODIs.
• During the World Cup in 2019, Besides having the most runs (648), he also broke many records, such as having the most World Cup centuries. In India’s last league match against Sri Lanka, he hit his fifth century in the World Cup, breaking Kumar Sangakkara’s record for most centuries in a single World Cup. He also tied with Sachin Tendulkar for the most centuries (6 in total) in World Cups. He also became only the fourth international batter after Sachin Tendulkar (India, 2003), Mathew Hayden (Australia, 2007), and Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh, 2019) to score over 600 runs in a year.
•  On October 5, 2019, he became the first batter to score two centuries on his debut as an opener in a test match against South Africa.
• Most scores of 50 or more (30 times) in T20

 Turning Point in Career 

•  In 2005, when West Zone played North Zone at Udaipur for the Deodhar Trophy, he scored 142 runs without being out in 123 balls.

 Signature 

•  Swami Vivekanand International school and junior college, Mumbai,
• Our Lady of Vailankanni High school, Mumbai,

 Address 

 A 4-BHK apartment in Ahuja Towers, Worli, Mumbai,

 Hobbies

•  Travelling,
• Watching movies,
• Playing table tennis & video games

Controversie

• In the 2015 World Cup quarterfinal between India and Bangladesh, when Rohit Sharma was out by Rubel Hossain, Pakistan’s referee Aleem Dar called a “no-ball” on Rubel’s full-toss because it was waist high. But TV replays showed that the situation was very close and could have gone either way. The next day, the head of the ICC, Mustafa Kamal, criticized “poor umpiring.” The ICC, on the other hand, said that it was a toss-up and that the umpire’s ruling should be respected.

  Affairs/Girlfriends 

•   Sofia Hayat

•   Ritika Sajdesh(Sports Manager & Girlfriend)

  Son – None

 Parents

• Mother – Purnima Sharma 
• Father – Gurunath Sharma (Worked as a caretaker of a transportation company storehouse) 

 Siblings

 Brother – Vishal Sharma (Younger)

  Sister – N/A

 Cricketer (s) 

• Batsmen : Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag ,
• Bowlers : Harvajan Singh,

 Cricket Ground(s) 

• Eden Garden

 Food 

• Aloo Paratha, 
• Chinese cuisine,
• Eggs,

• Hrithik Roshan,
• Akshay Kumar,
• Saif Ali Khan,

•  Kareena Kapoor,
• Vidya Balan,
• Deepika Padukone,
• Megan fox,Blake Lively,

• Bollywood : Veer -Zara, Hera pheri, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, Border,
• Hollywood : The Avengers, Iron Man, The Dark Night Rises,
• ———

 Cars Collection 

• BMW M5 Series,
• Lamborghini Urus,

 TEST FEE : 15 Lakh (INR)

 ODI FEE : 6 Lakh (INR)

 T20 FEE : 3 Lakh (INR)

Several Uncommon Realities About Rohit Sharmag

• Does Rohit Sharma smoke? No, he doesn’t.
   
• Not Known if Rohit Sharma drinks alcohol.
   
• The language Rohit speaks at home is Telugu.
   
• He was born in Nagpur, and when he was 1 1/2, his family moved to Dombivali, which is in the slums of Mumbai.

• His family’s finances weren’t good enough, so he went to live with his grandparents in Borivali, where he started playing “Galli Cricket.”
   
• At age 11, when he was in the sixth grade, he joined a cricket club in Borivali, a suburb of Mumbai, not as a batter but as an off-spin bowler, because there were already too many batters.
   
• Dinesh Lad, his school coach, saw his ability for the first time in 1999, when he took a couple of important wickets in a 10-over under-12 tournament. 
   

• He used to bat last, at No. 8 or 9, but when his teacher saw that he could do better, he moved him up in the batting order in the nets. And for the first time, he opened in a “Giles Shield” tournament game between schools, where he got 120 or so runs that changed the course of his career.
• He said once that it’s hard for him to hit against Brett Lee.
   
   
• In 2009, he got rid of Abhishek Nayar, Harbhajan Singh, and Saurabh Tiwary while playing for Deccan Chargers against Mumbai Indians at Centurion, South Africa.
   
• He has a strong faith in Lord Ganesha and always goes to the Siddhivinayak Temple before going on a trip.
   
• He once bunked his school to meet Virender Sehwag.
   
• He loves the Real Madrid Football Club very much.
   
• He enjoys sleeping a lot.

• He would have been a real estate businessman if he hadn’t been a cricket player.
•  Zaheer Khan, an Indian fast bowler who used to play, called him “Shaana.”
   
• In January 2020, the International Cricket Council (ICC) named him “2019 ODI Cricketer of the Year.”