‘Aye bhai, hero nai banne ka’ - Rohit Sharma reminds Sarfaraz Khan to wear helmet for close-in fielding
Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal are in cruise control batting on 24* and 16 respectively.
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Indian skipper Rohit Sharma once again went viral very quickly after he was captured reminding star batter Sarfaraz Khan to wear a helmet when he was fielding in close to the batter.
In the clip that has been going viral all over X (formerly known as Twitter), Rohit can be seen warning Sarfaraz saying, “aye bhai, zyada hero mat ban."
🔊 Hear this! Rohit does not want Sarfaraz to be a hero?🤔#INDvsENG #IDFCFirstBankTestSeries #BazBowled #JioCinemaSports pic.twitter.com/ZtIsnEZM67
— JioCinema (@JioCinema) February 25, 2024
The moment happened in the 47th over of England’s second innings when Sarfaraz came in close to the field but was not wearing a helmet. The star batter was also told by the match official that he cannot field this close to the batter without a helmet.
India require 192 runs to win fourth Test
Speaking of the fourth ongoing Test in Ranchi, India have brought themselves into a very comfortable position to clinch the series. The five-game affair began with England winning the first Test in Hyderabad and gaining the early lead.
However, Rohit Sharma-led India put forth a brilliant showing in the next two matches of the series, winning the clashes in Vizag and Rajkot. The ongoing clash in Ranchi began brilliantly for England as the side posted a total of 353 runs in the first innings. In response, the side was brilliant with the ball as they limited India to a total of 307 runs in the first innings.
However, during the second innings, England failed to perform at the peak of their abilities. The Indian team performed exceptionally well with the ball and bundled England out for just 145 runs in the second innings.
R Ashwin was the highest wicket-taker for India in the second innings with five wickets to his name. Kuldeep Yadav took four wickets, with Jadeja striking once as well. To clinch the series, India require 192 runs to win the clash in Ranchi.
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