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India middle-order batsman Sarfaraz Khan has sung praises for his India teammate and captain Rohit Sharma.
Sarfaraz made his debut in the third Test of the recently-concluded five-match Test series against England, which India won 4-1. In his debut Test, he notched up two half-centuries in as many innings to announce his arrival at the international arena in style.
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It was sweet to watch the talented Mumbai-born batsman finally bear the fruit of his immense dedication and hard work over the years.
In five innings against England, Sarfaraz scored three half-centuries and showed an abundance of talent, saying out loud with his performances that he is here to stay.
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What did Sarfaraz Khan say about Rohit Sharma?
Sarfaraz was all praise for Rohit, labelling him as a great leader and someone who works as a gel, binding everyone together.
I really enjoyed playing with Rohit Sharma bhaiya. Whenever I see him fall in love with him. The way he backs every players, He is a great human being, he carries everyone together and he cares about every player.
The way Aamir Khan built the team in the Lagaan movie, seeing Rohit bhaiya, reminds me of that movie.
*quotes via Sports Tak
What next for Sarfaraz Khan and Rohit Sharma?
Rohit Sharma is set to feature in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League, where he will represent Mumbai Indians. For the first time since 2013, though, he will not be captaining the franchise, as MI have announced the returning Hardik Pandya as the new man in charge.
As for Sarfaraz, the player went unsold in the IPL 2024 auctions, which means he will be away from the on-field spotlight for a while, unless a franchise ropes him in in place of another player.