Ranji Trophy: Why did the Jammu and Kashmir bowlers remain silent after taking the wicket of Rohit Sharma, now they themselves told the reason.

Cricket News Desk. Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma's comeback match in Ranji Trophy was nothing special. There was speculation about his retirement after his poor performance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. But 37-year-old Rohit dismissed these rumours. He said that he is still ready to play and hopes to play in the upcoming series against England. Rohit returned to the Ranji Trophy to improve his batting and strengthen his hold on first-class cricket.

Rohit Sharma scored only three runs.
In the match against Jammu and Kashmir, he was out after scoring just 3 runs in 19 balls. Rohit was seen struggling from the beginning. Fast bowler Umar Nazir troubled him and took his wicket. However, despite taking the wicket of Rohit, 31-year-old Nazir did not celebrate. After the end of the day's play, Pulwama-born Nazir said that he is a big fan of Rohit. Despite the joy of taking the wicket, he did not celebrate.

Umar Nazir is a fan of Rohit Sharma.

The entire incident of Rohit Sharma's dismissal was worth watching. Umar Nazir said, 'A good ball is always good against any player.' You don't look at the size of the player. But Rohit Sharma's wicket is a big wicket, I am happy. This was the first thought in my mind. I did not celebrate because I am a fan of Rohit Sharma. I know she's special, even though I've excluded her. If we win this match then it will be a proud moment for us because the captain of India is playing for the opposing team.

Nazir further said, 'When you get an international player out, it is always an important wicket.' There was some help from the pitch, I tried to bowl in the right area. Rohit Sharma is a big name and his wicket was important for us and for me personally.

Jammu and Kashmir in a strong position in the match
Nazir took four wickets in the match. Jammu and Kashmir bowled out Mumbai for 120 runs in the first innings. In the second innings, Jammu and Kashmir team also had to struggle in batting. But still, by the end of the day's play they had scored 174/7 and taken a lead of 54 runs.