Watch: Rohit Sharma Furious At Shubman Gill After Miserable Run Out in 1st T20I Against AFG

Watch Furious Rohit Sharma livid At Gill after dismissal with 0 Runs in IND Vs AFG: India captain after a 14-month gap, returns to the T20I series and it turned into a bad dream due to the horrible run out at the 2nd ball.

He was dismissed by the terrible mess with non-striker Shubman Gill at the time of the 1st T20I India Vs Afghanistan on Thursday in Mohali.

A noticeably upset Rohit couldn’t hold his emotions and blasted at his partner while returning to the field after running out.

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India’s Chasing Starts for 159 Runs

India is all set to chase 159, as openers Rohit and Gill get to the pitch for their 1st innings against Afghanistan. Rohit bats for the strong shot to mid-off Fazalhaq Faroohgi’s delivery, and Ibrahim Zadran appeared with a striking effort to stop the ball.

By observing that, the skipper started immediately to take a run, at the same time Gill was tracking the ball and missed to take his run. At this moment, Afg star Zadran efficiently collected the ball and quickly threw it at the striker’s end.

The wicketkeeper caught the ball successfully and took Rohit’s wicket. In frustration and disappointment, Rohit showed furious emotion with his partner, Shubman Gill.

Here, you can watch the Indian skipper Rohit Sharma get furious at Shubman Gill after being run out:

Rohit gone for duck 😭#RohitSharma #Gill #IndvsAfg #INDvAFG pic.twitter.com/xpSGnreCm5

— Shubham Chand (@shubhamchand768) January 11, 2024

Rohit gone for Zero ,

Bad call by Rohit , Gill wasn't ready to take the single,#INDvAFG #IndvsAfg #RohitSharma #ShubmanGill #TeamIndia #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/KIpCaTfl4v

— KAPIL DEV TAMRAKAR 🇮🇳🚀𝕏🌖 (@kapildevtamkr) January 11, 2024

Team Afghans Scores At The First Innings of T20I IND Vs AFG

In the first T20I match, the Indian bowlers showed a disciplined performance by stopping Afghanistan to 158/5 in 20 overs. The left-arm spinner Axar Patel delivered an economic spell, finishing with figures of 2/23.

Another Indian bowler, Mukesh Kumar, also picked up two wickets, conceding 33 runs. Among the Afghan batsmen, Mohammad Nabi was the highest run-scorer, contributing 42 runs off 27 balls.