Rohit Sharma became top scorer of ICC CWC 2019 with 4 centuries

Rohit Sharma has become the highest run scorer in this World Cup. Team India's vice-captain struck a 104-run in the crucial match against Bangladesh in Edgbaston on Tuesday. David Warner has moved up to the second place. Rohit put the fourth century of this World Cup against Bangladesh According to the centuries put together in a World Cup, Rohit equaled Kumar Sangakkara of Sri Lanka. Sangakkara had scored 4 centuries in the 2015 World Cup. Until the 40th match, the batsmen who made the top five runners in this World Cup.

Rohit Sharma

Rohit scored 104 runs against Bangladesh. This was his seventh innings in his World Cup. A match was canceled due to rain. In 7 innings, Rohit scored a total of 544 runs at an average of 90. 144 is the highest score. 4 centuries and 1 half-century. Total 53 boundaries and 12 sixes.

David Warner

This Australian opener scored 516 runs in 8 World Cup matches. During this period, his average was 73.71 and the strike rate was 86.57. 2 centuries and 3 half-centuries. Warner's score includes 49 boundaries and six sixes. His highest score was 166.

Aaron Finch

The Australian captain is third in the list of most run-scorers. Finch scored 8 off 504 runs. 153 is the highest score. 63.00 average and 102.43 strikes. Total 2 centuries and 3 half-centuries These runs include 47 fours and 18 sixes.

Shakib al Hasan

Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan scored 476 runs in 6 matches (before the match against India). 124 not out the most are Averaging 95 and a strike rate of 99.16. Total 2 centuries and 3 half-centuries During this 48 boundaries and two sixes came out of Shakib's bat.

Joe Root

England's Test captain is at fifth place in the list of batsmen who make the most runs. Root scored 476 runs in 8 matches. 107 is the highest score and 68.00 average. 2 centuries and 3 half-centuries. Placed 39 fours and two sixes.