Rohit Sharma he also set a record at Lord’s on Sunday, becoming the first Indian batsman to score an ODI hundred on the famous ground as he led India in the third qualifying match against England. The big knock came at a time when the former opener was under intense scrutiny, with speculation over his ODI future and speculation that the Lord’s game could be his last appearance. Rohit responded in magnificent fashion, producing an unforgettable innings on one of cricket’s greatest stages. In doing so, the 39-year-old became the oldest Indian to score an ODI hundred and one of the oldest Indians to register a century in all internationals. At 39 years and 80 days, Rohit surpassed Sachin Tendulkarwho previously held the record for ODI hundred at the age of 38 years and 327 days. This century also cemented Rohit’s incredible reputation in England. It was his eighth ODI century for the country, which he shared with former England all-rounder Marcus Trescothick. Only Joe Root, who has 10 ODI centuries for England, has scored more hundreds for the country, while Rohit has led multiple internationals with seven centuries each in one visiting country. The innings proved crucial as India chased down a tough target after England had piled up 387 for 3 in the first innings. Earlier, Ben Duckett smashed a magnificent 141 and shared an opening partnership of 192 with Jacob Bethell, who contributed 91, as England dominated a casual Indian attack. Jasprit Bumrah. Joe Root continued his excellent form with an unbeaten 74, right Jos Buttler‘s explosive 41 not out from just 13 balls has taken England to the highest ever ODI score at Lord’s. In the face of heavy chase and external pressure, Rohit answered his critics emphatically, creating a historic century that not only kept India’s hopes alive but also secured his place in Lord’s legends as the first Indian batsman to score an ODI hundred at the House of Cricket.