WATCH: Indian team quotes Uri's iconic 'How's the Josh' line after crushing NZ by 35 runs
Indian skipper Rohit Sharma collected the trophy and handed it to the youngest member of the team - Shubman Gill as the entire Indian squad celebrated their 4-1 victory
Ambati Rayudu, Vijay Shankar and all-rounder Hardik Pandya powered India to a 35-run victory against New Zealand in the fifth and final One Day International match and clinch the limited overs series 4-1.
In the post match presentation, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma collected the trophy and handed it to the youngest member of the team - Shubman Gill as the entire Indian squad celebrated their 4-1 victory. Not only that, but the players also quoted a dialogue of the recently released war-film ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ as they said, ‘how’s the josh’’.
Here’s the video…
— Mr Gentleman (@183_264) February 3, 2019
“Beating New Zealand 4-1 is a massive achievement; teams have come here in the past and struggled. At home they play good cricket, for us it is a great takeaway. New Zealand has great balance and quality in their squad,” Sharma said at the post-match presentation.
After losing four quick wickets for just 18 runs, Rayudu, Shankar and Kedar Jadhav (34) stabilized the Indian innings and then Pandya made a quickfire 45 in 22 balls towards the end and helped India to post a decent score.
Pandya's brute power was on full display when he whacked leggie Todd Astle for three sixes in as many balls. The all-rounder did not even spare the in-form Boult, pulling him over mid-wicket for another maximum. His cameo included two fours and five sixes.
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