WATCH 'Sharma Ji Ka Beta!' Rohit Sharma Bowl Against Sri Lanka In 2nd ODI

India Vs Sri Lanka 2nd ODI: Rohit Sharma tries his hand with the ball against the hosts during the 2nd ODI in Colombo. Here are the details. WATCH.

Virat Kohli could not hide his emotions after seeing Rohit Sharma choosing to bowl himself against Sri Lanka in the 2nd ODI

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India Vs Sri Lanka 2nd ODI: India's very own 'Sharma Ji Ka Beta' gave all the fans yet another core memory, and even for the fans in attendance at the R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo, as Rohit Sharma decided to try out his hand with the ball by opting to bowl against Sri Lanka in the 2nd ODI.

The moment came in the 39th over, when Sri Lanka were reeling at 147/6, with Kamindu Mendis and Dunith Wellalage as new batters at the crease. The Indian skipper then went on to bowl the 41st over and that was it for 'The HITMAN', as Rohit Sharma recorded the figures of 0/11 in his 2 overs.

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Rohit Sharma full time bowler and part time batsman.

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India showed a dull performance with the ball in the last 10 overs, as the hosts, who were struggling to reach 200, managed to score 79 runs in the last 10 overs, and took their score to 240/9 at the end of their innings.

 

Washington Sundar Reflects On India's Death Bowling And Conditions At R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo

During the mid-innings break, Indian bowling all-rounder Washington Sundar reflected on India's bowling in the death overs, and their inability to restrcit the side on a lower total, but was happy with the 240 score.

"Coming to Sri Lanka there is always bounce. Last game and today there was purchase in form of deviation. Today's pitch is slower, we have done a decent job. 240 is good to chase. It is something we have bowled really well to defend. From 140/6 it could have been better if we had given 20 runs lesser but we will take 240 anyday. Looking ahead to contribute to the team's success with the bat as well," said Sundar.