Twelve years ago for Rohit Sharma, in his own admission, “was a very emotional and hard time,” after not being part of the 2011 World Cup-winning Indian team. On Sunday, he has the opportunity to step into eternal sunshine when he leads two-time champions India in the ODI World Cup final against five-time winners Australia.

Rohit’s form has been brilliant, considering he’s among the top five run-getters at this edition with 550 runs to his name. Complementing him are two chart-topping teammates—batting superstar Virat Kohli with the highest runs in the tournament at 711 and veteran pacer Mohammed Shami, the leading wicket-taker with 23 scalps from six matches so far.