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'Humare Ladke Classy Hain': Rohit Sharma's Subtle Shot At Australia's Sledging Tactics

Poulomi Chakraborty

Rohit Sharma During The Mid Innings Interview (Source: @RRCricBook/x.com)Rohit Sharma During The Mid Innings Interview (Source: @RRCricBook/x.com)

After the immense struggle, Team India appeared in the Sydney Test with boiling blood. After getting all out in 185 runs, they come back in bowling like a beast. Bumrah, Siraj thrived with the ball and the Aussies struggled.

As the Sydney Test begins, Rohit Sharma’s absence from the playing xi stirred up his retirement controversy. However, once a leader always a leader, whether he is in the field or sitting in the dugouts. As the team headed for lunch, Rohit Sharma lauded the team’s performance and backed the players.

Lauding The Players With A  Clever Jab At Aussie Sledging

The India-Australia Test match has always been packed with intense rivalry, adding an extra layer of excitement to every encounter. The ongoing Sydney Test is no exception to that. From Day 1, the match has been charged with intensity, as players from both sides exchanged fiery moments, making the encounter even more captivating.

Beyond all these, the Indian side has been in exceptional form with the ball. The Aussies are seen struggling while batting. After that display on the field, Captain Rohit Sharma couldn’t be happier and lauded the boys hinting at the on-field fiery moments in style.

“Hamare ladke shaant hi hain lekin koi ungli karta rahega toh jawab dena padega. Aap khelne aae ho ya bol bachchan karne. Humare ladke classy hain (Yes, you see our boys. We don't like to engage with the opponent too much in terms of talking. Our boys are really matured and we don't get bothered on it a lot).” Rohit said.

Rohit’s Special Message During Drinks Break

It's very hard to keep Rohit Sharma away from the cricket. The Sydney crowd got a glimpse of the India captain’s unwavering passion as he approached the players during a drinks break, offering them an inspiring pep talk. When asked about it, Rohit shared his special pep talk to the players.

“I told the boys that it is a tricky wicket. I went and spoke to them during the Drinks break. We had difficult times batting yesterday so I told them, just like us, even they will find it difficult to score runs. Bowlers bowled really well in this session.” Sharma said.

The Sydney Crowd is witnessing the Indian players in their prime form once again. The bowlers began the day with a display of pure dominance, with Jasprit Bumrah striking first to claim the early breakthrough. Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna showcased their immense domination on the field, putting Australia on the backfoot . In the 35th over Australia are standing on 120-5.