"Wow. Most sixes in a match, twin centuries, twin stumpings. Once again we thank the BCCI for these wonderful highlights: No Hits from Rohit," the tweet read.
Rohit had scored 176 runs in the first innings and a 127-run knock in the second innings. The Mumbai batsman also became the first Indian to score a century in both innings in the first game as an opener in the longest format of the game.
However, in the second Test in Pune, Rohit failed with the bat as he could only manage 14 runs before being dismissed by South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada.
Wow. Most sixes in a match, twin centuries, twin stumpings. Once again we thank the BCCI for these wonderful highlights: No Hits from Rohit. #INDvSA https://t.co/6hJkXzptuh
— Iceland Cricket (@icelandcricket) October 5, 2019
