NEW DELHI: As Rohit Sharma's Team India arrived in Adelaide for the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, a day-night, pink-ball match set to start on Friday, there was a lot of banter, jokes, and laughter.
In a video released by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the team was shown having some fun at the airport.
Border-Gavaskar TrophyOpener Yashasvi Jaiswal who had scored an incredible 161 in Perth, was hilariously stuck behind a glass wall in the airport.
"Phas gaya woh (He is stuck)", said skipper Rohit Sharma. To this, Shubman Gill replied that it was a "no entry zone" and the door would open if players would go close to it.
At a shop, as all-rounder Washington Sundar searched for a nice hat to wear, batter Sarfaraz Khan asked him to try one, saying "Mogambo lagega (You will look like Mogambo)", to this, Washington replied, "I look like a magician".
"Bahut badiya (very good)", says Ravichandran Ashwin as Sarfaraz himself tries a hat and when he laughs, Ashwin says "sach bol raha hoon yaar, kamaal hai (I'm saying the truth, it's great)."
Sarfaraz says, "Bhaiya aap kab serious hote ho, kab majaak karte ho kuch pata nahi (Brother when do you joke when you're serious, can't make it out)".
Towards the end of the video, Yashasvi finally joined the rest of his team and Washington Sundar had bought the hat.
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