Rohit Sharma biography, father, family, birth date, height,net worth & information

Rohit sharma Information & Biography

Name :- Rohit Gurunath sharma

Nickname :- Ro, Hitman, Shaana

Profession :- Cricketer

Physical Stats

Height :- In Centimeter 173 CM

           In Feet inches 5'8''

       In Meter 1.73 M

Weight (approx) :- In kilograms 72 kg

                                  In pounds 159 Ibs

Body measurement :- 

Chest :- 40 inches

Biceps :- 12 inches

Waist :- 31 inches

Eye color :- Dark Brown

Hair color :- Black

Jersey number :- #45 ( India) 

Personal life

Date of birth :- 30 April 1987

Age (as of 2021) :- 34 years

Birthplace :- Bansod, Nagpur, Maharashtra

Zodiac sign :- Taurus

Nationality :- Indian

Hometown :- Nagpur, Maharashtra India

School :- Swami Vivekananda International    School

College :- N/A

Education qualification :- 12th standard

Rohit Sharma Family 

Father :- Gurunath Sharma (worked as a caretaker of a transport firm Storehouse) 

Mother :- Poornima Sharma

Brother (elder) :- Vishal Sharma

Coach/Mentor :- Dinesh Lad

Religion :- Hinduism

Address :- A 4 BHK apartment in ahuja towers Worli, Mumbai

Marital Status :- Married

Affairs/Girlfriend :- Sofia Hayat ( actress) 

                         Ritika Sajdeh (sport manager)

Wife :-  Ritika Sajdeh

Marriage Date :- 13 December 2015

Children :- Daughter,Samaira ( born in 2018) 

                    Son :- None

Cars collection :- BMW M5 series

Money factor 

Net worth :- 228 crores (INR) 

Salary :- Retainer Fee : 1 crore (INR) 

                ODI fee : 6 lakh (INR) 

                Test fee : 15 lakh (INR) 

                T20 fee : 3 lakh (INR) 

Rohit Sharma biography, father, family, birth date, height,net worth & information

Rohit Sharma Biography is an Indian cricketer and currently the vice-captain of the Indian ODI and T20 team. He also serves as the captain of the IPL team Mumbai Indians. He has several records under his name. Rohit Sharma has scored 3 double - centuries in ODIs, apart from centuries in T20 and Test formats. Due to his tough ability, he is also known as ' The Hitman'. He gained recognition from his early days. He debuted only at the age of 20 and was soon gaining praise for his mature and calm performance.

Early Life. 

Rohit Sharma was born on 30 April 1987 in Bansod, Nagpur, Maharashtra. His mother Poornima Sharma hails from Visakhapatnam. His father Gurunath Sharma worked as a caretaker of a transport firm Storehouse. Sharma was raised by his grandparents and uncle in Borivali due to his father's low income. He would meet his parents, who lived in a one - room apartment in Dombivli only during weekends. He has an elder brother, Vishal Sharma. In 1999, Sharma joined a cricket camp with his uncle's money. His coach in the camp was Dinesh Lad who asked him to change his school to Swami Vivekananda International School, where Lad was the coach and which had better cricket facilities. Sharma recalled, “I told him I couldn't stand it, but he got me a scholarship. So for four years I didn't pay a single penny, and did well in my cricket. Sharma started out as an off-spinner who could bat. Lad noticed Sharma's batting abilities and promoted him by number eight to open the innings. He excelled in the Harris and Giles Shield School Cricket Tournament, scoring a century opening as an opener.

 Rohit Sharma made his domestic cricket debut for West Zone in March 2005 in their Deodhar Trophy match against Central Zone in Gwalior. During the same tournament, he attracted attention for scoring an unbeaten 142 off 123 balls against North Zone in Udaipur.

 He was selected for the NKP Salve Challenger Trophy and was on the 30-run list for the Champions Trophy even before his Ranji debut as possible, but failed to make it to the final squad. His first-class debut for India A was against New Zealand A at Darwin in July 2006, followed by his Ranji debut for Mumbai in the 2006–07 season, during which he scored a double century against Gujarat.

 Rohit Sharma made his ODI debut in 2007 against Ireland in Belfast during India's tour but did not get a chance to bat in the match. In the same year, he earned the ' Man of the Match' award for leading India with an unbeaten 50 off 40 balls against South Africa in the 2007 ICC World Twenty20 on 20 September 2017.

 He was selected for the Commonwealth Bank series in 2007–08, thanks to his maiden ODI half-century against Pakistan at Jaipur on 18 November 2007. In Australia, he scored two half-centuries, including a 66 in the first final in Sydney, in India's successful run chase. A series of poor performances cost him his middle-order position in the team, and a triple century in Ranji also earned him the 200 The game could not make it to the eleven during India's tour of Bangladesh in 9. He also failed to utilizes his Test match opportunity after being selected in February 2010 in place of the injured VVS Laxman, as he was playing football in the warm-up season.

 He scored two back-to-back centuries against Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka during the tri-series in May 2010, after poor form in South Africa earned him a place in the Indian squad for the 2011 World Cup. Following his return against the West Indies in 2011, he earned his first ' Man of the Series' honor for his maiden half-century, which included India's 86 off 92 balls with an innings - winning 86 Owing to his good form, he was promoted for the Champions Trophy in 2013 to open with Shikhar Dhawan, after which the two formed an exceptional relationship and led India to several series wins. On an individual level, he scored 209 off 158 balls against Australia in Bangalore and broke the world record for most sixes in an ODI innings with 16 sixes.

 He finally made his Test debut in November 2013 during Sachin Tendulkar's farewell Test series and scored two back-to-back centuries to become the third Indian batsman after Mohammad Azharuddin and Sourav Ganguly to achieve this.

Rohit sharma Records in cricket

•  In 2014, 264 against Sri Lanka broke a bunch of ODI records as it was the only individual ODI score, the first ODI being 250, and the first instance of two double centuries by a player. Records On 2 October 2015, Sharma T20 International Became the second Indian to score a century in cricket, thus becoming the highest scorer in a T20 International innings for India. He scored 106 runs in 66 balls. 
• This record was broken when KL Rahul scored 110* against West Indies on 27 August 2016. Sharma reclaimed it on 22 December 2017 after scoring 118 runs. 
• [63] Sharma became the second Indian after Suresh Raina to score a century in each of the three forms of international cricket.
•  On 13 November 2014, Sharma became the highest individual ODI scorer with 264 against Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. He became the only player to score three double centuries in an ODI [36] cricket match.
•  Sharma broke the record set by Shane Watson for more than four and sixes in an innings and scored 186 runs in boundaries.
• With 33 boundaries, Sharma hit the most number of fours in an ODI innings. On 11 October 2015, he scored 150 against South Africa at Kanpur, making it the highest ODI score in Kanpur
•  Sharma has the most number of sixes, 16, in an ODI innings.
•  A hat-trick in the Indian Premier League
•  On 12 January 2016, Sharma scored 171* against Australia in the One Day International match between India and Australia in Perth. This is the highest score by a touring batsman against Australia in Australia. 
• The previous top score against Australia in Australia was Viv Richards' 153 not out at the MCG in 1979–80. 
• On 13 December 2017, Rohit scored 208* against Sri Lanka to record his third ODI double - century of his career.
• Runs scored, became the only batsman in ODI history to score three double centuries.
•  On 22 December 2017, against Sri Lanka, Rohit scored the second T20I century of his career and the joint - fastest century with David Miller in T20 International cricket (David Miller).
•  He became the fifth player after Brendon McCullum, Chris Gayle, Evin Lewis and Colin Munro to score 2 international T20 I centuries. His knock of 118 was the highest individual score by an Indian cricketer in T20Is.
•  With 66 sixes, Sharma hit six sixes in a year (2017).
•  91.52 - Percentage of runs scored by Rohit in boundaries - 108 out of 118. This is the highest for any T20I innings of 30 or more balls. 
•  The previous high was 88.52% by Paul Stirling against Canada in 2012, when he scored 54 off 61 runs in boundaries. 
• In 2017 he is the highest scorer in ODIs with a knock of 208*.
•  He is the highest scorer for India in ODIs in 2017 with 208* plays.
•  He is the highest scorer for India in ODIs in 2016 with 171* plays.
•  He is the highest scorer for India in 2015 with 150 runs in ODIs.
•  He is the highest scorer in ODI in 2014 with 264 runs.
•  He is the highest scorer for India in ODIs in 2014 with 264 runs.
•  He is the highest scorer in ODIs in 2013 with 209 runs.
•  He is the highest scorer for India in ODIs in 2013 with 209 runs.
•  He is the second highest scorer in T20Is with his knock of 118 in 2017.
•  He is the highest scorer in T20Is for India in 2017 with 118 runs.
•  He is the third highest scorer in T20Is in 2015 with 106 runs. He is the highest scorer in T20Is for India in 2015 with 106 runs.
•  He had scored the most number of sixes by an Indian batsman in T20Is.
•  He holds the record for most sixes by an Indian batsman in T20Is in an innings.
•  He also holds the record for most fours in 12 runs by an Indian batsman in T20s, that is, twice in 12 runs.
•  With a knock of 208 runs in Mohali, Rohit became the third player to score 150 runs in ODI cricket in history drawing level alongside Sachin Tendulkar and David Warner. Earlier, Sachin Tendulkar was the only player who took five wickets and scored 150 runs in ODIs.
•  Tied with MS Dhoni to lead a team to three IPL titles.
•  First man to score a century in all formats of the game in a single tour. Most sixes for India in T20Is.
•  He is the only Indian captain to score a century in T20Is.
•  He is the second captain after Virender Sehwag to score a double century in ODIs.
•  He has also registered the most number of ducks by an Indian in T20 Internationals.
•  Rohit Sharma became the first Indian to hit 300 sixes in T20 cricket
•  Rohit Sharma is the fastest Indian and second fastest in the world to hit 300 international sixes.
•  Rohit Sharma is the only Indian and second in the world to score three T20I centuries.
•  Rohit Sharma holds the record of hitting the most number of T20 centuries along with Colin Munro. Rohit Sharma is the second fastest opener in the world to have scored 5000 ODI runs. He took 102 innings to do so, behind only Hashim Amla who took 100 innings to achieve the milestone.
•  Rohit Sharma is the second fastest opener in the world to reach 4000 ODI runs. He took 83 innings to do so, behind only Hashim Amla who took 79 innings to achieve the milestone.
•  Rohit Sharma is the second highest run-scorer for India in T20Is behind only Virat Kohli.
•  Rohit Sharma is the only Indian to score a T20I century as a captain.