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In a compelling chapter of the ongoing third Test between India and England at Rajkot’s Niranjan Shah Stadium, the frustration of Team India’s skipper, Rohit Sharma, came to the forefront. The incident occurred at the stroke of Day 1’s play when debutant Sarfaraz Khan, making a promising entry into international cricket, becam൩e the victim of an unforꦕtunate run-out.
Sarfraz Khan’s run-out and outburst from Rohit Sharma
As the clock ticked on the fifth ball of the 82nd over, England’s veteran pacer, James Anderson, became the orchestrator of the dramatic turn of events. Ravindra Jadeja, positioned on 99, played a shot towards mid-on, sparking the possibility of a single. However, a moment of indecision led Jadeja to abandon the run, leaving Sarfaraz stranded at the non-striker’s end. Sensing the opportunity, Mark Wood‘s precision resulted in a direct hit, sealing Sarfaraz’s fate.
The unfolding drama did not escape the watchful eyes of Rohit, who was observing from the dugout. Unable 💯to contain his frustration, Sharma, known for his composed demeanor, threw his cap away and let out a vocal ex🤡pression of discontent.
Relive the moment here:
All is not well for Mr. Sharma
— Kumar Sourav (@AdamDhoni1)
🥺💔 Rohit's reaction says it all.
👏 Well played, Sarfaraz Khan.
📷 Pic♓s belong to the respecti💝ve owners • 🇮🇳
— The Bharat Army (@thebharatarmy)
Angry Rohit Sharma when S🗹arfaraz Khan got run-out.
– Feel for Sarfaraz Khan.
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns)
Also WATꦬCH: Sa♚rfaraz Khan hits a majestic six off Tom Hartley to complete his maiden Test half century
Sarfaraz’s explosive entry and abrupt exit
Sarfaraz, in his debut Test appearance, had made a statement with his aggressive approach, reaching a half-century in just 48 balls. The stands resonated with applause from his father and wife as he showcased his batting p📖rowess. However, the jubilation was short-lived, with an unfortunate run-out♑ limiting his innings to 62.
Ravindra Jadeja’s century and India’s resilience
Despite the setback, Jadeja continued to anchor India’s innings, reaching a well-deserved century. As the day concluded, India stood at 326/5, showcasing resilience in the face of adversity. Jadeja remained not out at 110, while Kuldeep Yadav was playing at one run.
