Rohit Sharma, India’s cricket team, showcased the prowess of emerging talents Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Khan, and Dhruv Jurel, who were instrumental in clinching a victory against England in the third Test.
The young trio played pivotal roles, setting a formidable target of 557 runs for England, which ultimately folded at 122 runs in 40 overs and handed India a 2-1 series lead, marked by a remarkable 434-run win.
Jaiswal and Sarfaraz’s batting partnerships and Jurel’s exceptional wicket-keeping, including a notable run-out, underpinned India’s dominant performance.
In a gesture of appreciation, Rohit Sharma highlighted these contributions on social media, featuring the players in an Instagram story with the caption, “Ye aajkal ke bacche (these kids of the current generation).”
Post-match, Rohit emphasized India’s adaptability to various pitches, underlining the team’s proficiency on turning tracks while asserting readiness for all conditions. He acknowledged the unpredictability of pitch preparations across venues in India. Still, he maintained confidence in the team’s capability to tackle any challenge, referencing a significant win on a tough South African pitch.
Particularly praising Sarfaraz Khan’s seasoned domestic cricket background, Rohit pointed to his consistent performance as a testament to his readiness, noting no specific instructions were given ahead of Sarfaraz’s debut, relying instead on his proven track record in Mumbai cricket.