Records galore as India post their second-best World Cup total

India's monumental innings of 410 for four against the Netherlands in their World Cup final league match in Bengaluru on Sunday shattered several records, with skipper Rohit Sharma leading the charge by rewriting numerous milestones. Shreyas Iyer, with an unbeaten 128, and KL Rahul, scoring 102, also played crucial roles in setting or contributing to several of these records. The collective batting effort showcased India's dominance and created a memorable chapter in the records book of the World Cup.

Records galore as India post their second-best World Cup total
India's monumental innings of 410 for four against the Netherlands in their World Cup final league match in Bengaluru on Sunday shattered several records, with skipper Rohit Sharma leading the charge by rewriting numerous milestones. Shreyas Iyer, with an unbeaten 128, and KL Rahul, scoring 102, also played crucial roles in setting or contributing to several of these records. The collective batting effort showcased India's dominance and created a memorable chapter in the records book of the World Cup.