'Agar ye log all-out hogaye na to hmlog ko wo lagega' - Rohit Sharma's stump mic gem goes viral

India captain Rohit Sharma is quite famous for his one-liners that often go viral. Whether on the field or at press conferences, he always entertains his fans around the world with his unique one-liners.

Recently, during India versus England's third Test, he was seen chanting and asking the fielders to 'Jaldi to mangao ball yaar, hum log teen over piche hai, agar ye log all out hogaye na to hamein wo lagega.' A user shared the video on social media, and it has gone viral.

In the video, Rohit Sharma mentioned "Wo lagega" without explicitly describing what "Wo" referred to, leaving both fans and players confused. However, it has been assumed that he might have been talking about the slow over-rate fine.

Coming to the match, on Day 3, England began their innings at 207/2, with Joe Root and Ben Duckett at the crease. Root's adventurous attempt at a reverse-lap led to his dismissal, and Duckett fell victim to Kuldeep Yadav after scoring 153. Despite resistance from Ben Stokes, England were eventually bundled out for 319, with Mohammad Siraj claiming four wickets.

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In India's second innings, captain Rohit Sharma was dismissed early for 19, but Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill's partnership of 155 runs took control. Jaiswal scored a century but had to retire hurt due to a back spasm after playing a brilliant knock of 104 in 133 balls with nine fours and five sixes, Rajat Patidar was dismissed without opening his account. Shubman Gill remained strong, ending the day at 65*, with India concluding at 196/2, holding a lead of 322 runs with eight wickets in hand.

Going forward, it will be interesting to see how the English team make a comeback in the match. They have appeared to be in control after a brilliant day two, but their collapse on Day 3 has put them significantly behind. As the game progresses, batting is expected to become more challenging, and it will be intriguing to observe how the English batters handle the situation in the fourth innings. 

Here are some reactions from users to Rohit's viral video: