One Name Appears on Every Honours Board: Rohit Sharma

Every great venue has its own Indian name etched into history. Lord's Honours Board carries Rahul Dravid. The Oval's has Sunil Gavaskar. Trent Bridge in Nottingham has Sachin Tendulkar. Edgbaston has Virat Kohli. Headingley in Leeds has Sourav Ganguly.
But there's one name that appears across all of them: Rohit Sharma. That kind of consistency, across grounds and generations of Indian batting greats, is a rare marker of a genuinely special career.
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