'We are Indians and we will talk in Hindi only' - Irritated Rohit Sharma to fans on Instagram

The Coronavirus pandemic has given a forced but much-needed break to the Indian cricketers from their hectic schedule. They are spending some precious time with their families at the moment and are also interacting with the fans as and when possible. On Wednesday, Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah went live on Instagram to chat and the fans enjoyed their conversation a lot.

During the live session, the duo spoke about their teammates and the Indian Premier League (IPL) which has been postponed until April 15 as of now. Both Rohit and Bumrah play for the Mumbai Indians (MI) in the cash-rich league and have been the vital cogs of the franchise over the years.

Coming back to the live session between the two, Rohit Sharma got irritated after the fans urged them to speak in Hindi. India’s limited-overs vice-captain wasn’t impressed with the comments and iterated that they are Indians and will speak in Hindi itself. “They are saying speak in English, no we are Indians we will be speaking in Hindi only,” the 32-year-old told Bumrah.

Bumrah, speaking on the same, went on to say that the fans would have told to speak in Hindi if they had started their conversation in English at the first place.

Here’s the video:

Another interesting angle from the @ImRo45 and @Jaspritbumrah93 IG Live session yesterday.

Rohit and Bumrah slamming fans for asking them to speak in English, their whole convo was in Hindi. pic.twitter.com/kJYwWSeQut

— Prasen Moudgal (@Prasen_m4299) April 2, 2020

Rohit Sharma and other Indian cricketers helping India fight

Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma has donated Rs 80 lakh to help India fight the ongoing crisis that is the Coronavirus. He donated Rs 45 lakh and Rs 25 lakh to PM CARES and Maharashtra CM Relief Fund respectively while Rs 5 lakh each went to Zomato’s Feeding India initiative and the Welfare of Stray Dogs.

Even the BCCI has come forward to generously donate a whopping amount of Rs 51 crore to the noble cause. The likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Suresh Raina, Sourav Ganguly and Virat Kohli among the Indian cricketing fraternity have done their bit in a bid to help the poor people during these crisis times. India Women cricketers have also been lending a helping hand. Richa Ghosh and Poonam Yadav have donated Rs 1 lakh and Rs lakh respectively while the legend Mithali Raj has given away Rs 10 lakhs.