Dharamshala: A one-match Test victory in a thrilling one-match win. After winning the match in the innings, the Indian cricket team will play against Afghanistan in the ODI format. Tomorrow, June 13, the first match will be played in Dharamshala. The second and third matches will be played on June 17 and 20. And in this ODI series, there will undoubtedly be extra attention on Rohit Sharma. Maintaining fitness is another challenge for the hitman to retain his place in next year’s ODI World Cup squad.

India will play the first one-day match against Afghanistan in Dharamshala on Saturday. Rohit failed the fitness test. If he makes the XI in the first ODI, the hitman will break a record held by 37-year-old Mahinder Amarnath. In that case it will be Rohit Sharma Indian teamThe oldest cricketer to play in the jersey of Amarnath played the last ODI match of his career on 30 October 1989. The World Cup-winning former Indian cricketer from Tirashi was 39 years and 36 days old when he played that match against West Indies. Rohit will be 39 years and 44 days old on 13 June 2026. That is AmarnathWho will ace Rohit? Rohit Sharma is one of the best batsmen in world cricket. He has scored 11000 runs in ODI cricket so far. Total in international cricket RohitHas more than 20 thousand runs.

Notably, the overall record of the oldest cricketer to play in One Day Internationals is held by Netherlands top order batsman Nolan Clarke. Clarke was 47 years and 257 days old when he represented the Dutch team against South Africa in Rawalpindi on 5 March 1996.

Another record is in front of Rohit. But for that Hitman has to score a century. If there is a chance to ace Sachin. The former India captain is currently third in the list of batsmen with most centuries in the ODI format. If Rohit scores a century in the upcoming series, he will become the oldest Indian cricketer to score an ODI century. The current record is held by Sachin Tendulkar. He was 38 years 327 days old when he scored his 49th ODI century against Bangladesh on 16 March 2012 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka.