Rohit Ends Century Drought with Blazing Ton

Bhubaneswar: The Grievance Cell of Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, located at Unit-5 in Bhubaneswar, will remain closed on February 10, as per an official announcement by the General Administration and Public Grievance (GA&PG) Department.

The department stated that the Chief Minister will not be available to hear public grievances on the scheduled day due to prior commitments to important work.

The next date for grievance hearings at the CM’s Grievance Cell will be announced through various media platforms, the department further informed.

Cuttack: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma ended his 16-month century drought in ODIs with a brilliant hundred against England in the second ODI at Barabati Stadium today. He reached the milestone in just 76 balls, bringing up his century with a six before remaining unbeaten at 102*.

This century marks Rohit’s 32nd in ODIs and his second-fastest in the format. His last century came on October 11, 2023. The innings is being considered crucial for him ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which is set to begin on February 19.

Rohit’s fastest ODI centuries include 63 balls against Afghanistan in Delhi (2023), 76 balls against England in Cuttack (2025), 82 balls against England in Nottingham (2018), 82 balls against New Zealand in Indore (2023), and 84 balls against West Indies in Guwahati (2018).

His innings finally came to an end at 119 off 90 balls when he was caught by Adil Rashid off Liam Livingstone’s delivery.

Currently, India needs 85 runs from 120 balls to win the match. If they secure victory, the hosts will take a 2-0 lead in the three-match series.