5126 – The number of deliveries Mohammed Shami took to get to 200 wickets in One Day Internationals, a new record as the fastest to get to this mark. He broke Mitchell Starc's earlier record of 5240 balls. In terms of matches, Shami is joint-second fastest with Saqlain Mushtaq, both taking the mark in 104 ODIs. Starc is still the fastest in this category, having taken 200 wickets in 102 matches.
261 – The number of innings it took Rohit Sharma to reach 11,000 runs in ODIs, becoming the second-quickest batter to reach this milestone. Virat Kohli is the leader, who reached it in 222 innings. In terms of the balls faced, Rohit took 11,868 deliveries to achieve this figure, behind only Kohli, who did it in 11,831 balls.
156 – The number of catches taken by Virat Kohli in ODIs, putting him equal with Mohammad Azharuddin as India's top fielder in terms of catches. Out of all ODI cricketers, only Mahela Jayawardene (218) and Ricky Ponting (160) have taken more.
5476 – The number of deliveries Kuldeep Yadav had bowled in ODIs prior to his first front-foot no-ball, which came during his first over against Bangladesh. Interestingly, Kuldeep had not once overstepped in his first 108 ODIs.
51 – The amount of innings it took Shubman Gill to score his eighth ODI hundred, becoming the fastest Indian batsman to achieve this milestone. Shikhar Dhawan was the previous record holder, who did it in 57 innings. Gill has also scored 2688 runs in ODIs till now, breaking Hashim Amla's record of 2538 runs at the same point of their careers.
5th – How many times India has not got a wicket between overs 11-40 in a men's ODI since 2002. It is also the fifth time that Bangladesh batted through this phase without losing a wicket. But India only managed to push them to score 126 in those 30 overs.
154 – The record stand of Towhid Hridoy and Jaker Ali, Bangladesh's record highest partnership against India for any wicket in men's ODIs. This is also Bangladesh's best-ever sixth-wicket partnership in ODIs and the highest against India.
10 – The number of dropped catches by Rohit Sharma in ODIs since the beginning of 2023, based on ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball statistics. This is the second-highest dropped catches in this time, only behind Tom Latham (11). Rohit's catching rate is 54.55%, having held only 12 of the 22 opportunities that came his way, the worst among all fielders with 20+ chances since 2023.
8 – The wickets taken by India's pacers in their 21.4 overs on Thursday at an economy rate of 4.80 runs per over. Bangladesh's pace attack could only take two wickets in 26.3 overs and were expensive, giving away runs at an economy of 5.88. Bangladesh's spinners, though, put lots of pressure, keeping an economy rate of only 3.75 in 20 overs, while India's spinners bowled at 4.39 runs per over.
30 – The powerplay score difference between India and Bangladesh, which proved to be the decisive factor in the match. India scored 69 runs in their first ten overs losing one wicket, while Bangladesh could only score 39 runs losing five wickets. Though Bangladesh's bowlers held India back to a mere 120 runs for the loss of three wickets in the middle overs, their own run rate was slow though they did not lose wickets, having scored only six more than India during this period.
60 – The wickets Mohammed Shami has picked up in ICC ODI tournaments (World Cups and Champions Trophies), which makes him India's leading wicket-taker in these competitions. He has now overhauled Zaheer Khan's 59.
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