From indicating Jadeja 'go strong' to crying when Dhoni got out - One World Cup, many emotions of Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma is said to have cried when MS Dhoni got out. The wicketkeeper-batsman was the only hope Team India had for a narrow victory.

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In the picture, Rohit Sharma has a dejected look as he sees from the dressing room balcony of Old Trafford.

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Love You Rohit Sharma Hitman pic.twitter.com/q2uM8H7LsC

— Bunny (@bunnyj96) July 10, 2019

Ravindra Jadeja's fighting half-century went in-vain however when he reached the mark Rohit Sharma gestured towards him from the dressing the room.

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The video of Rohit Sharma's gesture is going viral and winning over the internet.

As a sports person, I can never dislike him. This is literally making me so emotional. Rohit Sharma, you are amazing.#indiavsNewzealand #CWC19 #Dhoni pic.twitter.com/Eu63xNMvih

— Amit kumar (@Amit83455971) July 10, 2019

With sadness, there were moments of joy for the Indian fans. The Hitman equalled Sachin Tendulkar for the highest number of centuries in World Cup history. 

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Both Rohit and Sachin now have six hundred in World Cups. While Tendulkar scored the six hundred in six editions, Rohit took only two to achieve the milestone. 

He even has most centuries by any batsman in one single edition of World Cup. He became the first batsman to score five centuries in a single World Cup.

In India's last match against Bangladesh, Rohit had equalled Kumar Sangakkara's tally of four hundred in a single edition of a World Cup. 

The incident took place when Australian batsman Steve Smit was trapped on his legs by Bhuvneshwar Kumar in the 40th over. The ball from Bhuvi came back in off the deck. Smith was looking to work it to the on-side but played it down the wrong line.

The ball rapped him on the pads but the umpire didn’t raise his finger. India went for a DRS and got it spot-on. Smith’s 70-ball stay came to an end and he left the crease for 69. 

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It was at this moment, Rohit, who was close to him, made a hilarious expression, probably suggesting the goof-up made by Ian Gould.

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— vipin (@vipin107) June 9, 2019