During the third day of the India vs England Test in Ranchi, Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma found himself in a lighthearted moment as he schooled young Sarfaraz Khan. The incident occurred when Sarfaraz neglected to wear a helmet while fielding at a silly point. The incident went viral across social media platforms.The amusing episode unfolded as England faced a challenging moment with eight wickets down, with Shoaib Bashir at the crease alongside Ben Foakes. Rohit Sharma, keen to maintain a close field to Bashir, called for a fielder at the silly point position. However, realizing the lack of protective gear, KS Bharat fetched a helmet and an abdominal guard for Sarfaraz Khan.What has Rohit Shama said in viral videoIn the viral video, an Indian skipper can be seen saying, Aye bhai hero nahi banne ka (dont try to be a hero, wear a helmet). The Hitman is renowned for his wit and banter both on and off the field. His interactions often entertain fans, especially when captured by the stump microphone. 🔊 Hear this! Rohit does not want Sarfaraz to be a hero🤔#INDvsENG #IDFCFirstBankTestSeries #BazBowled #JioCinemaSports pic.twitter.com/ZtIsnEZM67— JioCinema (@JioCinema) February 25, 2024India clawed their way back on Day 3 in the Rachi Test after a shaky start. After being dismissed for 307, India bundled out England for a mere 145, thanks to a splendid bowling performance of spinners. Indias veteran spinner Ravichandran Ashwin claimed his 35th five-wicket haul in Tests. Dhruv Jurel plays gritty knockIndias batting woes continued from the previous days, losing wickets at regular intervals. However, a gritty knock from Dhruv Jurel (90) including 11 fours and 2 sixes, helped India to reduce Englands lead. His crucial knock, along with valuable contributions from the lower order, helped India post a respectable total.Spin rattles England England, chasing 354 for victory, started confidently, but the introduction of spin changed the momentum of the innings. Ravichandran Ashwin and Kuldeep Yadav wreaked havoc, sharing nine wickets between them.End of a terrific day in Ranchi! 🏟️#TeamIndia need 152 more runs to win on Day 4 with 10 wickets in hand 👌👌Scorecard ▶️ https://t.co/FUbQ3MhXfH#INDvENG | @IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/JPJXwtYrOx— BCCI (@BCCI) February 25, 2024Zak Crawleys 60 provided some resistance, but England capitulated, falling short by 209 runs. At the time of stumps, Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal were batting on 24 and 16 respectively. Chasing the target of 192 runs, India needs 152 runs to win.
