New Delhi: There are innings that win matches and then there are innings that change the way a sport is played. On November 13, 2014, Rohit Sharma played one of those innings at a buzzing Eden Gardens that redefined what batting in One-Day internationals could look like. His 264 against Sri Lanka wasn’t just another big score; rather, it was a statement of class, patience and limitless ability.

The former Indian skipper had a tricky few months and was returning from an injury layoff before scoring a double hundred. In fact, his place as an opener was also under scrutiny with the World Cup round the corner but what followed that afternoon was his emphatic reply as he delivered a record-breaking masterpiece that silenced every question. From a steady start to an explosive finish, Rohit b

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