'Ek Taraf Se Mohammad, Ek Taraf Se Krishna': Gill's One-Liner Goes Viral - WATCH
With Indian bowlers hunting for more breakthroughs, a viral moment has added some humor to the high-stakes atmosphere.
As the first Test between India and England continues at Headingley, Leeds, a light-hearted moment involving Indian captain Shubman Gill is catching fans’ attention on social media.
While India set a target of 371 runs for England, the hosts have made a strong start on Day 5, reaching 220 for loss of two wickets in the second session.
With Indian bowlers hunting for more breakthroughs, a viral moment has added some humor to the high-stakes atmosphere.
Shubman’s On-Field Comment Viral
A post circulating online claims that Shubman Gill was heard on the stump mic saying, “Ek taraf Mohammad, ek taraf Krishna. Dono tabahi machayenge” — which roughly translates to “One end has Mohammad, the other has Krishna. Both will wreak havoc.”
While the remark is being widely shared and celebrated by fans for its wit, no verified video has surfaced yet confirming it from the official broadcast. Nevertheless, the comment has added a dose of levity to what has otherwise been a tense session for Team India.
🚨SHUBMAN GILL ON THE STUMPS MIC:🚨
— DIVYANSH CHAUHAN (@Imchauhan28) June 24, 2025
"Ek taraf Mohammad hain, doosre taraf Krishna. Dono tabahi macha dege". pic.twitter.com/KJw4ZseZUH
SHUBMAN GILL ON THE STUMPS MIC:
— ʟᴏᴡᴋᴇʏ ᴍᴇᴍᴇʀ (@memerbhoiii) June 24, 2025
"Ek taraf Mohammad hain, doosri taraf Krishna. Dono tabahi macha denge". 😭 pic.twitter.com/C9RAtnTaH4
SHUBMAN GILL ON THE STUMPS MIC:
— iamgenz17 (@Gallukumar17) June 24, 2025
"Ek taraf Mohammad hain, doosre taraf Krishna. Dono tabahi macha dege".#ShubmanGill #ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/ahxxjFJjvL
Prasidh Krishna Strikes Twice, Revives India’s Hopes
With two sessions to go and England still needing more than 140 runs, the match remains finely poised. However, Prasidh Krishna’s timely breakthroughs may have just tilted the momentum back in India’s favour — at least for now.
On the final day of the first Test at Headingley, Leeds, Prasidh Krishna provided India with two crucial breakthroughs, injecting some much-needed energy into their defence of a steep 371-run target. England, who looked well in control thanks to a massive 188-run opening stand between Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley, were finally shaken when Prasidh dismissed both openers in quick succession.
At the time of writing, England had reached 224/2, with Ben Duckett still at the crease after reaching a well-crafted century, and Joe Root giving him company.
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