On the verge of confrontation Australia In the Boxing Day Test, the Indian team spent some time in the nets to fine-tune their skills and regain some momentum. During one such training session, an Indian cricket fan asked the Indian captain Rohit Sharma hit six and the 37-year-old responded with a similar spirit of sportsmanship!
Rohit Sharma’s heartwarming gesture for his fan
An enthusiastic fan stormed the Indian skipper’s practice session as he hit the net. “Rohit Bhai chakka maaro..” It was a fan’s wish as Rohit played the incoming ball. As heard With his request, the Indian captain looked at the fan and said: “Who is this? Do you want six?” Rohit then took the batting stance once again and continued with the practice session.
We present the video:
Team India’s Rohit Sharma training session fan:- “Rohit Bhai chakka maaro…”
Rohit to fan:- “who is this? you want six”🙌 pic.twitter.com/mEHedVdBz8
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A tall order for the Indian captain in the Boxing Day Test
Rohit has been surrounded by a series of challenges in the Boxing Day Test. Border-Gavaskar Trophy is expected to peak. The first task is to regain form with the bat and score some runs for the team. Rohit has been struggling with the bat of late. The Indian skipper scored just 19 runs in the 3 test matches of the ongoing series in Australia. He scored a century in a Test last year England returned in March of this year. Rohit also struggled as a captain. Late, he lost a Test series against New Zealand at home. It was the first series win for the Kiwis and the first time New Zealand had won two Test matches since the 1988–89 season.
India is at the crucial juncture of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. After winning his first Test match Perththe team was eliminated in the Day-Night match against the Aussies Adelaide. Third Test Brisbane ended in a draw. A victory Melbourne Dominating the Australian team at home will mean keeping their quest alive.
