‘Respect the Rule’: Rohit Sharma Stern Warning to Pitch Invaders Ahead of T20 World Cup 2024

Rohit Sharma Stern Warning to Pitch Invaders Ahead of T20 World Cup 2024: Ahead of the first match in Group A, against Ireland on June 5th, at New York. Rohit urged fans not to violate the rules of the ground by invading the pitch in the T20 World Cup 2024.

He also said to emphasize the security of both players and the supporters. Why did Rohit make these comments, let us look into the article.

Beware, Pitch Invaders !! Rohit Sharma’s Strong Warning To Fans Not To Break The Rules

India is all set to start the match against Ireland which is going to be held on Newyork. Rohit was telling fans to follow the rules on the ground that country had.

Rohit spoke about the rules due to a fan who broke the rule of NewYork and came into the ground for Rohit Sharma, and by doing that, security officers pinned him to the ground and handcuffed by officers.

For that reason, Rohit Sharma, while speaking to the press before the Group A match against Ireland on June 5th, Wednesday., Rohit said that no player needs pitch intrusion and urged the fans to follow the rules.

“See, first of all, I would say that no one should intrude into the ground. This is not right. And this question was also not right, because we don’t want to promote this thing that who is running and coming to the ground.”

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“I think, players’ security is important. Similarly, the security of the people outside is also important. We are playing cricket, yes, but the people sitting outside, need to understand that there are rules and regulations for every country.

It is very important to follow them and understand them. So, that’s all I can say. Now, what more can I say?

“See, the rules are different in India and here. So, understand the rules, what is there and what is not. See the match, they have made such a good stadium. You can watch the match comfortably. No need to run to the ground, no need to do all this, I think,” he added.

“No, no, it’s not a distraction. Look, our focus is on some other things. We don’t focus on who is running to the ground and what to do. I don’t think that any player will be distracted by that.

Because a lot of big things are going through their minds. How to win a match, how to make a run, how to take a wicket. I’m sure everyone is thinking about that,” he added.