'If he comes at me with such force, I will die, you bastard…', Rohit Sharma's funny style seen on the field; watch video

Rohit Sharma Funny Comments: Team India is currently seen on the backfoot in the Pune Test. New Zealand has tightened its grip on the host team and Team India is also in danger of losing the match. However, the fans of the Indian team have full hope that Rohit Sharma and company will leave no stone unturned to win the match. Meanwhile, a funny video of Rohit Sharma has surfaced, after watching which you will also stop laughing.

Rohit Sharma's funny style seen on the field

There is no doubt that Rohit Sharma is one of the funniest players in the team. He often wins everyone's heart with his words and actions both inside and outside the field. Something similar happened on the first day of the Pune Test also. During New Zealand's first innings, Rohit made many interesting comments, which the fans got to hear through the stumps mic.

During this, when a ball goes fast towards Rohit, he says that now if it comes to me with such force, I will die, you bastard. At one time, he was also heard asking Ravindra Jadeja to bowl slowly.

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Rohit -: Hey, if you come near me with so much force, I will die, you bastard!

Jadu, please throw the ball slowly. pic.twitter.com/kg7g1eyHjp

— Rakesh Yadav (@Rakeshyadavnwd) October 24, 2024

The bat of the Hitman, who played a half-century in the second innings of the Bengaluru Test, remained calm in the first innings of the Pune Test. He could not even open his account, due to which the fans were quite disappointed.

New Zealand achieved a lead of 301 runs in the second innings

In this match, New Zealand won the toss and batted first and scored 259 runs after losing all the wickets. In the reply innings, Team India was all out for 156 runs and the guests took a lead of 103 runs. In the second, even better performance is being seen from the New Zealand batsmen. At the end of the second day's play, Tom Latham and Company had scored 198 runs after losing 5 wickets. Glenn Phillips (9*) and Tom Blundell (30*) are at the crease. New Zealand's total lead in the second innings has become 301 runs.