Rohit Sharma’s playful comment about “garden mein ghumna” during the recent England Tests might have seemed like a stern warning to his team, but it’s actually sparked a wave of memes online. The Indian captain’s remark has provided a treasure trove of content for social media, ensuring that it will continue to circulate and entertain fans for quite some time. His lighthearted approach contrasts with the seriousness of Test cricket, adding a humorous twist to the game’s narrative.
Rohit Sharma Shouts on His Mates:
Rohit Sharma expressed his frustration towards his team during the ongoing Test against Bangladesh in Chennai, urging them to “wake up!” This heated moment was captured on video, reportedly from the second day of the match when Bangladesh struggled against India’s strong bowling lineup.
While adjusting the field, Rohit lost his composure, exclaiming, “Ae… Soye hue sab,” accompanied by some choice words that were picked up by the stump mic. His passionate plea highlighted the intensity of the match and his desire for the players to remain alert and focused as they aimed for victory. The incident has since gone viral, showcasing the pressures of Test cricket and Rohit’s commitment to leading by example.
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Rohit Sharma must be a pleased captain, as two young stars delivered impressive performances to strengthen India’s position. Rishabh Pant marked his return with an inspiring sixth Test century, while Shubman Gill scored a graceful fifth. Additionally, Ravichandran Ashwin contributed by taking three wickets, helping India maintain their dominance in Chennai and further solidifying their lead in the match.
India Ahead of Winning the First Test:
India declared their second innings at 278/4, setting a daunting target of 515 runs for Bangladesh. This impressive score was bolstered by Shubman Gill’s unbeaten 119, featuring 10 fours and four sixes, along with Rishabh Pant’s 109, which included 13 boundaries and four sixes.
In response, Bangladesh displayed a more determined effort in their second innings, reaching 158 for four before play was halted due to bad light. They still require an ambitious 357 runs for victory. Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto led the charge, showcasing resilience and better application than in their first innings as they strive to mount a challenging chase.
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