Watch - "Pagal Hai Kya": Irritated Rohit Sharma's Conversation With Shubman Gill Has Internet Talking

17.09.2023 - 16:19 sports.ndtv.com

Ahead of India's Asia Cup 2023 final match against Sri Lanka, a video of Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill has gone viral on social media.

In the clip, the duo could be seen talking about something outside an elevator. After a brief discussion, Rohit could be heard saying, "Nahi aise nhi hoga, pagal hai kya (No, it won't happen like this.

Are you mad?)." The reaction of the India captain has internet talking as fans are trying to guess what led Rohit say that to Gill. (Asia Cup 2023 Final Highlights) Watch the video here: Rohit Sharma: Merese nhi hoga, pagal hai kyaWhat did Gill ask Rohit Sharma to do?#RohitSharma | #AsiaCup | #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/FuoWxvnsoT "Really know what Gill asked Rohit?" said a user. "Yeh koi Prank karwa raha hai (someone is doing a prank)," wrote another user.

Rohit Sharma's India face Sri Lanka in Sunday's Asia Cup final, a crucial momentum-builder heading into next month's ODI World Cup.

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