Ravichandran Ashwin’s Hilarious Reaction To Cheteshwar Pujara’s Bowling Leaves Everyone In Splits | Cricket News

It was a uncommon sight on Monday as Cheteshwar Pujara was launched into the bowling assault by India skipper Rohit Sharma. It was the ultimate overs on Day 5 of the fourth Test match in Ahmedabad and the match was clearly headed in the direction of a draw. Pujara bowled a tidy over and ended up conceding only one run which was lauded by the commentators. Pujara had a clear bowling motion and former Indian cricket workforce skipper Sunil Gavaskar remarked on commentary that his bowling fashion even resembled the Australia nice Shane Warne. Ravichandran Ashwin additionally had an excellent response to his bowling.

Main kya karu? Job chod du? pic.twitter.com/R0mJqnALJ6

— Ashwin 🇮🇳 (@ashwinravi99) March 13, 2023

“Main kya karu? Job chod du?,” Ashwin tweeted. It is a reference to a viral meme from a stand-up video from comic Abhishek Upamanyu which interprets to – “What should I do? Leave my job?”.

Ashwin was awarded the Player of the Series trophy collectively with teammate Ravindra Jadeja.

Saurashtra Skipper Jaydev Unadkat glad to see teammate Pujara rip a leg break to Smith!! pic.twitter.com/vwtQI8kYr5

— arnav.🏏 (@Cricket_Arnav) March 13, 2023

It’s been a fantastic journey collectively. We would not be the identical with out one another. He offers me loads of freedom to be inventive on the sector with the ball. Credit to him. I assumed he bowled fantastically within the Delhi Test. That’s why we’re right here,” Ashwin stated on the post-match presentation.

India certified for the ultimate of the World Test Championship after Sri Lanka have been overwhelmed by New Zealand within the first Test match in Christchurch. Sri Lanka wanted to win each of their video games towards the Kiwis as a way to have any probability of qualification, however the defeat meant that the draw was sufficient for India to ebook their spot. The Rohit Sharma-led facet will now face Australia within the summit conflict.

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