In the first ODI between India and Sri Lanka, captain Rohit Sharma's funny reaction was captured on the stump mic during an LBW appeal. As the umpire was unconvinced, Sharma asked his players if they should go for a review, but didn't receive a solid response. The video of the exchange went viral on social media platforms, showcasing Sharma's humorous side. Despite Sri Lanka's top-order crumbling, intelligent fifties by Pathum Nissanka and Dunith Wellalage helped the team to a fighting total of 230 for eight.
Rohit Sharma's Hilarious Stump Mic Exchange During IND-SL ODI
Background
On January 10, 2023, India and Sri Lanka faced off in the first One Day International (ODI) of a three-match series in Guwahati, India. Captain Rohit Sharma led India to a comfortable victory, with Sri Lanka managing only 230 runs for eight wickets.
The Stump Mic Incident
During the match, there was a funny moment caught on the stump mic involving Sharma and the Indian team. Sri Lanka's Janith Liyanage was batting when India appealed for a leg before wicket (LBW). The umpire was unconvinced, leading Sharma to ask his players if they should go for a review.
"Review lenge kya?" (Should we review?) Sharma asked.
However, his teammates did not provide a definitive answer, leaving Sharma visibly frustrated.
"Bole naa yaar kuch toh" (Say something, guys), Sharma exclaimed.
The video of the exchange went viral on social media, showcasing Sharma's humorous side and the camaraderie among the Indian team.
Sri Lanka's Fighting Performance
Despite losing wickets quickly in the top order, Sri Lanka fought back through intelligent half-centuries from Pathum Nissanka (54) and Dunith Wellalage (52). Their efforts helped Sri Lanka reach a respectable total of 230 runs.
Top 5 FAQs and Answers
1. Who won the first ODI between India and Sri Lanka? India won by 67 runs.
2. Who was the highest scorer for Sri Lanka? Pathum Nissanka (54)
3. What was the umpire's decision on the LBW appeal against Liyanage? Not out.
4. Why did Rohit Sharma get frustrated with his teammates? They did not provide a clear answer when he asked if they should review the LBW decision.
5. Has Sharma ever had similar funny moments on the stump mic in the past? Yes, there have been several instances of Sharma's humorous exchanges on the stump mic, often involving sledging or banter with opposition players.
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