‘Yeh Kya Hai?’: Rohit Sharma Serin, scolding his brother for eroding his car | Cricket News

New Delhi: A historical moment emerged iconic Wankhede Stadium Friday Rohit Sharma Stand Honor the ODI captain of India was officially introduced. The emotional ceremony soon watched a light-hearted moment, which was viral, and a video that captured Rohit and attracted his younger brother Vishal on a pit in his cars.In the real Rohit style, his response is funny: “Yeh Kya Hai?” He asked, pointing to the damage.Vishal was caught unprepared, “Reverse,” he replied.Which Rohit answered, “Kiska? Cress sere?” -One of the so -called “Peak Big Brother Energy” is a divided fast fire change.Wankhede has a special place in the heart of Rohit – the Cricket Journey on the flight in 2007. Speaking in a statement, he expressed deep gratitude to everyone who participated in the experienced inclination event and was reflected in the personal and professional importance of the stadium’s life.“First of all, I would like to thank everyone who came here to make this event so special. What will happen today, I have never imagined.” He said. “When I was a child who wanted to play for Mumbai and India, nobody thinks about such things. Like other athletes, I just intended to do my best and serve the nation. In doing so, you reach many milestones, but something like that is really special.”

Rohit’s parents – Gurunath and Poornima Sharma – His wife Ritika Sajdeh and his brother Vishal were present at the stadium to witness an exposure. Emotions rose because Rohit accepted the effect of his victims’ journey.

“In order to take my name among the legends of the game and the famous world leaders … I cannot pour this feeling into words. “It makes it even more surreal to get this dignity while playing.Rohit, who recently retired from the test cricket, is the cornerstone Mumbai Kriket And he took India to the ICC headlines in a row-2024 T20 World Cup and the Champions Cup in 2025.

While completing his address, Rohit humorously stated that they were willing to end his speech so that his teammates can start their education. “I will be even more special when I play an Indian match again in this place. This honor is beyond words to get in front of my family, my wife and my brother. I am very grateful for everything they do.”Ritika Sajdeh, known as one of the most powerful supporters during Rohit’s tournaments, was a visible emotional throughout the event.Rohit, who went to India in 2007, enjoyed a decorated international career. It was part of India’s 2007 T20 World Cup winner and represented the country in 159 T20, 273 ODI and 67 tests. Last year, he said goodbye to T20IS after India’s victory in Barbados.