India, Oct. 1 -- On a surface where 811 runs were scored, of centuries from five different batters, Rohit Sharma's 101 proved to be more of an appetiser before Shubman Gill's main course. The former India captain smashed his 35th ODI century and added 255 for the opening wicket, the ninth century partnership between him and Gill, as India chased down a record 406 against West Indies in Guwahati to take an unassailable 2-0 lead.

However, more than Rohit's knock of 101, it was his celebration after completing the hundred that got the world talking. As Rohit took the single that brought up his three-digit score, he hopped and jogged his way to the non-striker's end, an unusual celebration for someone who generally likes to keep it low-key w...