Rohit Sharma is the most decorated captain in the Indian Premier League alongside MS Dhoni. Rohit won the IPL trophy as a player for Deccan Chargers in 2009 and then led MI to five title wins in IPL. He is the only player to win the Indian Premier League six times. It's time we look at Rohit Sharma's IPL stats as Mumbai Indians' captain.
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Rohit Sharma's journey in IPL as Mumbai Indians' Captain
Rohit Sharma led Mumbai Indians to the IPL title in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. In 2009, under the leadership of Adam Gilchrist, Rohit lifted the title at Deccan Chargers. Rohit started his captaincy journey in IPL midway through the 2013 season when Ricky Ponting stepped down handing the captaincy responsibility to him. The Hitman then helped the side win the IPL in his very first season as captain.
Rohit is the fourth-highest run scorer in IPL history with 6211, out of 3986 runs have come as captain - across 157 innings at 129.37 SR with 25 fifties. Rohit then led his side to four more IPL titles after 2013 triumph. He is surely the best IPL captain alongside CSK leader MS Dhoni.
During the period of 24th April 2013 to 2023, Rohit led Mumbai to 87 wins in 158 IPL matches. It is the highest by any captain in the time frame. Dhoni comes second with 82 victories. MI also has never lost an IPL final under Rohit Sharma. He also has more wins as a captain in IPL playoff games (including finals), with 10 wins in 13 matches, one more than Dhoni (9 out of 15). The IPL stats of Rohit Sharma as a captain of Mumbai Indians. clearly shows how he has transformed the side as the best in the competition. Only Chennai Super Kings under MS Dhoni have been able to go near them.
IPL Stats: Rohit Sharma's Captaincy Record for MI
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Matches as Captain: 158
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Won: 87
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Lost: 67
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Tied: 4
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No Result: 0
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Winning Percentage: 56.33%
Rohit Sharma's IPL Stats as Captain
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Matches: 158
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Runs: 3986
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Highest Score: 98*
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Hundreds: 0
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Fifties: 25
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Ducks: 11
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