Ro-Ko Magic: Rohit Sharma (155) and Virat Kohli (131) Smash Hundreds on Same Day! in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Get the full match highlights, stats, and records
Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur
| Player Name | Runs | Balls |
| Rohit Sharma | 155 | 94 |
| Angkrish Raghuvanshi | 42 | 51 |
| Siddhesh Lad | 28* | 32 |
| Ajinkya Rahane | 12* | 6 |
| Total | 237/2 | (30.3 Overs) |
Bengaluru
| Player Name | Runs | Balls |
| Anuj Rawat | 34 | 40 |
| Yash Dhull | 18 | 25 |
| Virat Kohli | 131 | 101 |
| Himmat Singh | 45 | 52 |
| Ayush Badoni | 22 | 18 |
| Jonty Sidhu | 36* | 28 |
| Total | 302/6 | (48.2 Overs) |
Ro-Ko Magic: Rohit Sharma (155) and Virat Kohli (131) Smash Hundreds on Same Day!
The opening day of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025–26 will be remembered as the day domestic cricket reclaimed its spotlight. In a rare and poetic synchronization, India’s two greatest modern-day icons, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, returned to the 50-over domestic circuit and reminded the world why they remain the undisputed kings of the format.
While Rohit Sharma unleashed a “Hitman” masterclass in Jaipur, Virat Kohli orchestrated a quintessential chase in Bengaluru, both crossing the triple-figure mark on December 24, 2025.1
Rohit Sharma’s Record-Breaking 155 vs Sikkim
At the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, Mumbai took on Sikkim in a Group C clash.2 Opting to bat first, Sikkim managed a respectable 236/7, anchored by Ashish Thapa’s gritty 79.3 However, the target proved to be a mere appetizer for Rohit Sharma.
Playing his first Vijay Hazare Trophy match in seven years, Rohit looked like a man on a mission.4 Opening the innings alongside Angkrish Raghuvanshi, he didn’t just bat; he dominated.5
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The Milestones: Rohit reached his 50 in just 28 balls. He then accelerated to reach his century in 62 balls, marking the fastest List A hundred of his legendary career (surpassing his 63-ball ton against Afghanistan in the 2023 World Cup).6
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The Final Tally: Rohit was eventually dismissed for a staggering 155 runs off 94 balls.7 His innings was a highlight reel featuring 18 fours and 9 towering sixes.8
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Result: Mumbai chased down the target in just 30.3 overs, winning by 8 wickets.9
Virat Kohli’s Classic 131 vs Andhra Pradesh
While Rohit was providing the fireworks in the North, Virat Kohli was busy displaying his trademark surgical precision in the South.10 Representing Delhi against Andhra Pradesh at the BCCI Centre of Excellence, Kohli was returning to the tournament after a long 15-year hiatus.11
Chasing a challenging target of 299, Delhi needed a steady hand. Andhra, powered by Ricky Bhui’s 122, had set a formidable total, but Kohli turned the pressure into a platform for excellence.
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The Masterclass: Kohli’s 131 off 101 balls was a clinic in strike rotation and calculated aggression.12 He paced the innings perfectly, ensuring the run rate never climbed out of reach while minimizing risk.
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A Historical Milestone: During this knock, Kohli also crossed the 16,000 List A runs mark, joining an elite club of cricketing legends.13
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Result: Backed by Kohli’s century, Delhi chased down the 299-run target with four wickets to spare, securing a vital win in Group D.14
Why This “Ro-Ko” Double-Ton Matters
For fans of Sportzons.com, this day was more than just statistics. It was a statement of intent. With the ODI format being the primary focus for the senior duo heading toward the 2027 World Cup, their hunger for runs in domestic colors is a massive boost for Indian cricket.
The simultaneous hundreds also trended globally, as it was the first time both had scored centuries on the same day in domestic cricket. The “Ro-Ko” magic continues to thrive, proving that whether it’s an international final or a domestic season opener, the stage belongs to them.
Match Summary Table
| Feature | Rohit Sharma (Mumbai) | Virat Kohli (Delhi) |
| Opponent | Sikkim | Andhra Pradesh |
| Runs Scored | 155 (94 balls) | 131 (101 balls) |
| Strike Rate | 164.89 | 129.70 |
| Boundaries | 18 Fours, 9 Sixes | 12 Fours, 3 Sixes |
| Match Result | Mumbai won by 8 wickets | Delhi won by 4 wickets |

