India captain Rohit Sharma confirmed nice braveness as he got here out to bat at No. 9 spot regardless of having injured his thumb earlier within the 2nd ODI in opposition to Bangladesh. Rohit risked aggravating the harm however knew that his staff wanted him in that second. Though Rohit’s unbeaten 51 off 28 could not forestall India from struggling a 5-run defeat, his brave effort earned him loads of respect from followers, friends and cricket pundits. Even his spouse Ritika Sajdeh posted a good looking Instagram story as she noticed Rohit popping out to bat.

Taking to Instagram, Ritika wrote: “I love you, and I’m so proud of the man you are. To go out like that and do that.”

Rohit, talking on the post-match presentation ceremony, admitted that there is dislocation of thumb but in addition confirmed that he hasn’t sustained a fracture. While the Hitman himself could not make clear for the way lengthy he will probably be out, head coach Rahul Dravid dominated him out of the third ODI.

“It (thumb injury) isn’t too great. Some dislocation and some stitches. Fortunately, not a fracture, so I was able to bat,” Rohit mentioned.

Dravid, within the press convention afterward Wednesday, mentioned that Rohit will fly to Mumbai to get his thumb harm analysed. Only after a by way of verify is finished will his participation within the Test collection be cleared.

“We are struggling with a few injuries as well. Not ideal. Kuldeep, Deepak and Rohit will certainly miss the next game. Rohit will miss the next game, fly back to Bombay, consulting with an expert. Whether he will return for the Test series or not, I am not sure. It’s too early to say,” he mentioned.

It was the second successive event that India misplaced an ODI collection in Bangladesh. While the vacationers would look to salvage some pleasure by profitable the third and last ODI on Saturday, the main focus will probably be to bounce again laborious within the forthcoming Test collection.

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