“Ye AajKal Ke Bacche”: Rohit Sharma’s Post For Team India Trio Breaks The Internet | cricket news

India captain Rohit Sharma saw the next generation take charge of the Whites, with players like Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel making vital contributions with the bat and in the field to help the team seal a 434-run win against England. Third test. While players like Jaiswal and Sarfaraz played important partnerships in the middle, Jurel performed brilliantly behind the stumps and even had a brilliant run out.

A day after India’s emphatic win against Ben Stokes’ team, Rohit shared a lovely post on social media for the trio of Jaiswal, Sarfaraz and Jurel. ,These are today’s children (These children of the current generation), Rohit captioned the Instagram story along with pictures of the three Team India players.

As far as the match is concerned, India have set a target of 557 runs for England on a calm pitch with more than four sessions left in the game. However, the visiting team scored 122 runs in 40 overs to give India a 2-1 lead in the series.

He said, “We have won many matches on such wickets in the past also. Our strength remains on turning tracks and pitches where the ball spins. It gives us balance,” Rohit told the media after the match.

“We have given results for many years and we will get results in the future also. But some things we don’t have control over – we don’t discuss whether we want a rank turner or not. We come here (venues) two days before the match and how much can we do in two days? “The curators make the decisions and make the pitches. We have the power to play on any wicket and win on it. When we won the Test in South Africa (in Cape Town), everyone knows what kind of wicket it was.

Rohit said that the Indian team has found a way to deal with all the situations seen in the first three Test matches.

“The last three Tests we played had different challenges. In the first Test (Hyderabad), the ball was spinning and the pitch was slow. In Vizag, it was (keeping) low. As the game progressed, the wicket became slower. Played well the first three days here.

“Today, we saw that the ball was turning and was low. This is the nature (of the pitches), we get these kind of pitches in India. But if we get rank turners, we will play on them as well,” Rohit said.

The Indian captain said that Sarfaraz Khan has gained so much experience in domestic cricket that the team management did not feel the need to discuss any plans before his debut.

“I have not seen Sarfaraz bat that much. But from what I have heard from people, players who are from Mumbai, (they) have scored runs in many difficult situations for Mumbai,” Rohit said.

“He is hungry for runs and for the last 4-5 years he has been scoring runs consistently in domestic cricket, so (it means) he is doing something good,” Rohit said.

“We did not discuss any plans with them. Because I know if you let him, he will do the job for you, as I have heard from Mumbai players.

With PTI inputs