Shikhar Dhawan Retires: 6 Top Knocks Of Gabbar In International Cricket

Dhawan made a sensational Test debut against Australia in 2013, scoring a blistering 187 off just 174 balls. His innings, filled with 33 fours and 2 sixes, helped India secure a dominant position in the match. This debut century remains one of the fastest by any batsman in Test cricket.

In the 2015 World Cup, Dhawan’s 137 off 146 balls against a strong South African bowling attack was a standout performance. His knock helped India post a challenging total and secure a memorable win against one of the tournament favorites.

During the ICC Champions Trophy, Dhawan’s 114 off 94 balls against South Africa showcased his ability to perform on the big stage. His century laid the foundation for India’s win and set the tone for their successful campaign, where Dhawan finished as the tournament's leading run-scorer.

Dhawan’s 190 off 168 balls in the Galle Test against Sri Lanka was another example of his attacking prowess. His innings set the stage for a comprehensive win, demonstrating his ability to dominate in the longer format as well.

In the 2019 World Cup, Dhawan’s 117 against Australia was a masterclass in batting. His century against a formidable Australian attack helped India set a strong total and secure a crucial victory in the group stages.

In the 2014 Wellington Test against New Zealand, Shikhar Dhawan played a crucial innings of 98, narrowly missing a century by two runs. After New Zealand were bowled out for 192, India faced a similar collapse at 24/3. Dhawan steadied the innings with his aggressive batting, scoring at a strike rate of 77, hitting 14 fours and a six. His 62 runs in boundaries set the foundation for Ajinkya Rahane's elegant century and MS Dhoni's counter-attacking fifty.