New Zealand batsman Rachin Ravindra created history in the 35th match of the World Cup. He played a century against Pakistan on Saturday (November 4) at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. Rachin Ravindra batted brilliantly and scored his third century in this World Cup. He scored 108 runs in an inning of 94 balls. During this, he hit 15 fours and one six. He was out on the fifth ball of the 36th over. While trying to send Mohammad Wasim Junior’s ball out of the boundary, Saud was caught by Shakeel. Rachin Ravindra is originally from Bangalore. His father had shifted to New Zealand for work. In a way, M Chinnaswamy Stadium is also his home ground.
