Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma’s press conference before the Cricket World Cup 2023 final against Australia took an unexpected turn when a phone rang, causing a moment that has since become a sensation on social media. While responding to a question, Rohit was visibly annoyed by the sudden interruption, urging, “Kya yaar phone band rakho yaar (Please keep your phone switched off).”
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Heading into the final match, the Indian team, unbeaten in the competition, aimed to secure their third ODI Cricket World Cup title at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Rohit Sharma shared insights into his mindset for this significant game, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a calm and easy approach.
Expressing the team’s mixed emotions, he acknowledged a blend of laughter and tension in the changing room, highlighting the inherent beauty of sports.
Reflecting on the pitch conditions at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Rohit noted the presence of grass on the track, distinguishing it from the drier wicket observed in the India vs Pakistan match. Anticipating a slower surface, he emphasized the need to assess the pitch on the following day.
Considering the temperature drop, Rohit raised uncertainties about the potential impact of dew, downplaying the significance of the toss in determining the outcome.
As the captain prepared for the final push in their journey, he conveyed the team’s dedication and hard work towards winning the championship. Rohit’s words encapsulated the sentiment that playing for India equates to contesting a final every day, underlining the enjoyment of the team’s journey thus far.
With a blend of anticipation and determination, the Indian cricket team, under Rohit Sharma’s leadership, embraced the challenges of the impending final, poised to etch another chapter in their storied cricket history.
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