Rohit Sharma hits hundred, then slams media

New Delhi, Feb 15: Hitman Rohit Sharma said it was just not fair to declare anybody a failure or success on the basis of two or three performances.

Rohit Sharma returned back to form with a match-winning knock of 115 in the fifth ODI against South Africa on Tuesday, which helped the visitors clinch a historic series win with one game to play.

"I got out in three matches only, how can you say form is bad after three matches? You guys put people in good form after one match, and if somebody doesn't have three good matches, you say he is in bad form," said the 30-year-old Rohit.

In fact, the right-hander improved a rather pitiful record in South Africa with his 17th ODI ton. He had scored only 40 runs in the first four games.

The 30-year-old said just as one or two failures don't define him, one hundred cannot make him complacent.

"My hundred has gone now and in the next game I play, the hundred I scored isn't going to matter much.