Rohit Sharma caps off 100th T20I with roaring display as India clinch series-levelling win over Bangladesh in Rajkot
Check out the best photos from India's eight-wicket win over Bangladesh in the second T20I which was held in Rajkot.


India skipper Rohit Sharma led from the front with a 43-ball knock of 85 as the hosts registered a series-levelling eight- wicket win in Rajkot on Thursday. AP

Bangladesh opener Liton Das built a 60-run stand with Mohammad Naim for the first wicket. Liton scored 29 runs off 21 balls. AP

Washington Sundar took the wicket of Mohammad Naim, who was caught by Shreyas Iyer at deep mid-wicket. AP

Bangladesh's Soumya Sarkar played a cameo innings of 30 runs off 20 balls following Naim's dismissal. AP

Deepak Chahar picked the wicket of Bangladesh skipper Mahmudullah towards the end of the innings. The visitors registered a total of 153-6 from 20 overs. AP

India openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan built a 118-run stand for the first wicket as the visiting bowlers were completely outplayed in the run-chase. AP

Aminul Islam's wicket of Shikhar Dhawan was more like a consolation for Bangladesh as the hosts needed just less than 30 runs to win after the dismissal. AFP

Shreyas Iyer shakes hands with Soumya Sarkar following the Men in Blue's eight-wicket win to equal the three-match series 1-1. This was a perfect way to cap off Rohit Sharma's 100th T20I. AP
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