Guwahati (Assam) [India], September 30 (ANI): India’s star opener Rohit Sharma added yet another monumental milestone to his white-ball legacy on Wednesday, becoming the first batter in One Day International (ODI) history to hit 200 sixes in a single country.The “Hitman” achieved the historic feat on home soil during a blistering 32-ball half-century against the West Indies in the second ODI at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. Rohit’s trademark power-hitting saw him clear the ropes with authority, pulling well clear of second-placed West Indies legend Chris Gayle, who finished his career with 147 ODI sixes in a single nation.Rohit’s rapid early assault came during India’s daunting chase of 406, set after a remarkable display from the visitors’ top order.Earlier in the day, West Indies flexed their batting muscle to post a towering 405/7 in their 50 overs. The marathon total was anchored by majestic centuries from John Campbell, skipper Shai Hope—who capitalised on two dropped catches—and a devastating late-overs acceleration from Amir Jangoo, who surged from 59 off 54 balls to complete a 70-ball century.The milestone further underlines the veteran opener’s remarkable consistency and power-hitting in ODI cricket, with the Indian opener continuing to be one of the format’s most prolific six-hitters.Earlier, riding on majestic centuries from John Campbell, Shai Hope and Amir Jangoo, West Indies produced a stunning batting display to post a massive 405/7 in their 50 overs against India in the second ODI at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium on Wednesday.Campbell took the attack to the Indian bowlers during the powerplay, setting the tone for a sensational century. Captain Hope made the most of two dropped catches to bring up a hundred of his own, before Amir Jangoo stole the spotlight with a breathtaking acceleration, racing from 59 off 54 balls to his century in just 70 deliveries. (ANI) 
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