'Kitne Sawaal Puchtey Ho': Rohit Sharma's Hilarious Reply To Reporter's Question - WATCH
A journalist asked Rohit about his 'team is 90-95 per cent settled' comment and added another question by asking for the Indian skipper's reaction on Jhulan Goswami's retirement.
India vs Australia T20 series: A three-match T20 International series is to be played between India and Australia from 20th September. Prior to the much-awaited clash, team India captain Rohit Sharma attended a press conference. During his interaction with the media, Rohit gave answers to all questions related to India's team combination, Arshdeep Singh, and Virat Kohli.
The presser also saw a light moment getting unfolded when a journalist asked Rohit about his 'team is 90-95 per cent settled' comment and added another question by asking for the Indian skipper's reaction on Jhulan Goswami's retirement. In reply, Rohit, who is famous for his wit and one-liners, said,"kitne sawaal puchtey ho" in a hilarious tone.
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Rohit Sharma on Virat Kohli's batting position in T20 World Cup 2022
When Rohit was asked about opening the innings with Virat Kohli, he said that Virat is a backup opener, but KL Rahul will open the innings with him.
In the last Super-4 match against Afghanistan in the Asia Cup 2022, Virat and KL Rahul opened the innings. He scored an international century after almost three years.
"Rahul bhai and I have had a chat that we will have to make Virat open in some of the games because he is our third opener. In the last match, we saw what he did (as opener) and we are obviously happy about that," Rohit said referring to Kohli's ton in Asia Cup vs Afghanistan.
“Rahul will open for us at the T20 World Cup. We are not going to experiment with that position a lot. His performances often go noticed. He is a very important player for India.”
"If you look at his performances over last two three years, it has been very good. I want to make it clear to everyone that we have absolute clarity on this and kya khichdi pak rahi hain we know it very well. There is no confusion," said the skipper.
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