Indian national crisner team skipper Rohit Sharma played a brutal shot in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final match against the National Cr shit team in Australia, which almost hit the judge.
Looking at this, the wife of Rohita Sharma, Ritika Sajdeh, was absolutely shocked during the match at the International Crown Stadium in Dubai on Tuesday, March 4th.
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Rohit Sharma leaves the judge absolutely scared
The incident happened at the last ball 6. Star Pacer Nathan Ellis collected delivery of the length of Rohita Sharmi, who identified him early and ran into the track.
Rohit Sharma broke the ball straight with full power, and Judge Chris Gaffaney had to get out of the way quickly to avoid a serious injury.
The ball traveled at a very fast speed, but the judge Chris Gaffaney showed a great reflex and somehow managed to get off the ball and save himself.
Rohit’s shot was so brutal that the ball reached the border ropes at no point, and the judge Gaffaney stood up to signal the border with a strange smile on her face.
Meanwhile, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma told the language to apologize, while his wife, who was in the stands, looked shocked.
Look: Ritika Sajdeh terrified as Rohit Sharma almost hits udic
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In the meantime, Rohit Sharma failed to get big driving in the match and returned to the hut after scoring only 28 runs of 29 balls, with 3 squares and 1 six.
What happened in the previous game between India and Australia?
The last game of Zada between India and Australia was during the World Cup World Cup finals at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. In a meeting with high roots, Australia awarded the heart and asked for its sixth World Cup title with a dominant victory of 6 Vitla.
At first, hitting the Indian scams in a good way, as Captain Rohit Sharma gave an explosive start, breaking 47 of 31 balls. However, Travis Head took a stunning catch to bring him back, and the Indian inings went south.
Virat Kohli (54) and KL Rahul, 66, tried to stabilize the inings to their slow blows, but the great bowling of Australia kept them in the check by picked up WiTkets at regular intervals. Older Pacers Pat Cummins (2/34) and Mitchell Starc (3/55) led the attack and pulled India for 240 in 50 additions.
Chasing the target, Australia faced early problems as Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami reduced them to 47/3 by rejecting David Warner, Mitchell Marsha and Steve Smith.
However, Travis Head played inings in the years, scoring a match with 137 out of 120 balls. His 192-lines with Marnus Labuschane (58*) secured a pleasant victory for Australia, and the hearts of billions of Indians were broken.
