Rohit Sharma is known for his incredible cricket skills and fun-loving personality. In the recent India vs New Zealand match, he caught fans’ attention for an unusual reason. While fielding, he accidentally broke his sunglasses, creating a lighthearted moment in an intense game.
- Rohit Sharma accidentally broke his sunglasses while fielding.
- Shreyas Iyer played a crucial knock of 79 runs to help India reach 249.
- Matt Henry took five wickets, strengthening New Zealand’s bowling effort.
- India’s bowlers took three wickets, but Kane Williamson remained a big threat.
- The pitch was helping spinners, giving India an advantage in the second innings.
Rohit Sharma Breaks His Sunglasses While Fielding
During the 24th over, Daryl Mitchell played a shot towards the cover. Rohit Sharma dived to stop the ball but landed on his sunglasses, breaking them into pieces. After the dive, he was seen picking up the broken pieces, which amused fans. Rohit often gets trolled for his weight, and this moment once again brought attention to his on-field antics.
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India’s Batting Performance in the First Innings
India set a target of 249 runs, thanks to a strong performance by Shreyas Iyer, who scored 79 runs off 98 balls. His innings included four boundaries and two sixes, stabilizing India’s position after an early collapse at 30 for three. Other contributions came from Axar Patel and Hardik Pandya, but Matt Henry led New Zealand’s bowling attack, taking five wickets.
New Zealand’s Chase: A Tough Battle for India
India started well with the ball, taking three wickets early. However, Kane Williamson remained solid, keeping New Zealand in the game. With strong batters yet to come, India’s bowlers needed to capitalize on the spinner-friendly pitch to secure a victory.
This match was a mix of fun moments and high-intensity cricket, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. As the game progressed, every ball became crucial, making it an exciting contest.
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