Indian captain Rohit Sharma gave a great reaction on Ravindra Jadeja’s wicket during IND Vs AUS 3rd Indore Test, watch video

IND vs AUS third test, Rohit Sharma’s reaction: In the third Test match being played against Australia, the Indian team appeared on the backfoot. In the Test match that started on March 1, the Indian team was reduced to 109 runs on the very first day. No player could cross the figure of 30 runs. In the last two Test matches, the lower order batsmen had added a lot of runs for the team, but this time they also failed. Ravindra Jadeja was also involved in this, who returned to the pavilion after scoring 4 runs. Captain Rohit Sharma gave a very unique reaction on Jadeja’s wicket.

Rohit Sharma’s reaction will blow your mind

Jadeja, who came to bat at number five, was made his victim by spinner Nathan Lyon. Matthew Kuhneman caught his catch. This incident happened on the fifth ball of the 11th over of the innings. After Jadeja’s dismissal, Indian captain Rohit Sharma gave a very unique reaction. The video of his reaction is going viral on social media.

In this video, you can see that Jadeja is returning towards the pavilion after getting out, meanwhile the camera goes over Rohit Sharma and then Rohit Sharma’s reaction is made on seeing it. Rohit gave a very strange reaction. No one understood his reaction as to what sentiment Rohit was trying to express.

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Australia on the field with the intention of returning to the series

The third match of the India vs Australia Test series is being played in Indore. Earlier Australia had lost both the matches of the series. Now in the third match, Australia is seen on the field with the intention of returning to the series. Australia, who came out to bat first, got the Indian team all out for 109 runs and in response put 156/4 runs on the board by the end of the first day.

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