INDIA VS ENGLAND: Know what Rohit Sharma said about voice recording in stump mic

INDIA VS ENGLAND: Rohit Sharma often says something funny to fellow players or umpires while fielding on the field, after which it gets recorded in the stump mic. This funny voice recording of Rohit goes viral on social media. About which Rohit Sharma has now revealed.

India vs England 5th Test Rohit Sharma: The clip of Team India captain Rohit Sharma saying something to the players through the stump mic during the match often goes viral on social media. Regarding which now Rohit Sharma himself has revealed that he does not say all this intentionally. In fact, in a match of the Test series being played with England, the sound of Rohit Sharma shouting at Sarfaraz Khan while fielding was recorded. Which later became quite viral on social media.

In fact, during a test match played with England, when Sarfaraz Khan was fielding without a helmet in front of the batsman, Rohit Sharma in his Mumbai style told Sarfaraz not to become a hero. This funny style of Rohit became quite viral on social media. Rohit Sharma often keeps saying such funny things to everyone on the field, from the players to the camera and umpire. Due to which the audience gets a lot of entertainment.

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In fact, during the inaugural program of ‘Khel Mahakumbh’ in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, Rohit Sharma said that slip is not my favorite line for fielding, nor do I do it intentionally. I am the captain, so I stand in the slips. Standing in the slip lets us know where to position which fielder. During this time, when I talk to the wicketkeeper and fielders at short-leg and silly point, it gets recorded.

Let us tell you, both the teams have reached Dharamshala for the last match of the Test series. Whereas Rohit Sharma reached Dharamshala directly after finishing the program from Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh. Where the last match of the series between India and England will be played from March 7. Team India would like to win this match and capture the series 4-1. Changes can also be seen in the playing eleven of Team India in the Dharamsala Test match.