Ahead of the struggle Australia in the Boxing Day Test, the Indian team has been spending time in the nets improving their skills and regaining strength. In one such trying moment, an Indian cricket fan asked the Indian captain Rohit Sharma hit six, and the 37-year-old responded with equal sportsmanship!
Rohit Sharma's fun hands for the fan
The Indian batsman was hitting the nets when a fan entered his net practice area “Rohit Bhai chakka maaro..” it was a request from a fan when Rohit played the coming ball. As he heard request, the Indian captain looked at the fan and said, “Who is that? You want five?” Rohit then resumed his batting stance and continued with the practice session.
Here is the video:
During the practice session of Indian team Rohit Sharma :- “Rohit Bhai chakka maaro…”
Rohit to fan :- “who is that? you want six”🙌 pic.twitter.com/mEHedVdBz8
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A tall order for the Indian batsman in the Boxing Day Test
Rohit has been surrounded by a number of problems during the Boxing Day Test while the excitement of the situation is happening. Border-Gavaskar Trophy is expected to reach its peak. The first task is to regain form with the bat and control the team. Rohit has been struggling with the bat recently. The Indian captain has scored just 19 runs in the three ongoing Test matches in Australia. The last hundred he scored in Tests was controversial England back in March this year. Rohit struggled as captain too. Recently, he lost the Test series against new Zealand at home. It was the first win for the Kiwis and the first time New Zealand had won more than two games since the 1988-89 season.
India is in a crucial position for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-2025. After passing the first Test at Perththe team slipped into a Day-Night encounter against the Aussies on Adelaide. The third test on Brisbane he finished in equal measure. Success on Melbourne It will mean that the Australian team's quest to dominate at home remains alive.