By: Sarwar Alam
Rohit Sharma backed up the heroics of pace bowler Hardik Pandya by hitting 100 not out as India clinched the T20 international series at Bristol. Sharma became only the second Indian to pass 2,000 runs in this format as Indiachased down their target of 199 with eight balls and seven wickets to spare. England batted first and threatened to post a huge score before stuttering at the end and finishing on 198-9 after their 20 overs. Pandya took 4-38, his best figures in T20 cricket and wicketkeeper MS Dhoni became the first player to take five catches in international T20 and ran out…
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