Former India cricket star
Yuvraj Singh has delivered a humorous warning to a popular content creator who regularly impersonates
Rohit Sharma’s voice and on-field antics.
In a lighthearted video, Yuvraj teased, “Sharma ji ke bete… jab woh tujhe dekhega na, itna marega na tujhe…” — a playful nod to Rohit’s personality and the uncanny accuracy of the mimic’s impressions.
The content creator, known for blending cricket humour with spot-on Rohit Sharma imitations, has built a large fan base online.
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Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma himself is making headlines off the pitch with a luxury upgrade to his car collection.
The Indian captain recently added a fiery red Lamborghini Urus SE to his Mumbai garage. The SUV, priced at around Rs 4.57 crore (ex-showroom), is powered by an 800hp engine delivering 950Nm torque, capable of hitting 0–100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds.
The car’s personalised number plate, 3015, holds special meaning — ‘30’ for his daughter Samaira’s birthday (December 30) and ‘15’ for his son Ahaan’s birthday (November 15).
Together, they total 45, his iconic jersey number. His previous ride had the number plate 264, commemorating his record-breaking highest ODI score.
On the cricket front, Rohit last appeared for the
Mumbai Indians in IPL 2025.
India’s ODI series against Bangladesh in August has been cancelled, so the next 50-over challenge will be an away tour to Australia from October 19–25.
This series could potentially be Rohit’s final international outing, though the
BCCI has yet to confirm the futures of either Rohit or fellow legend Virat Kohli in ODIs.
For now, Rohit remains in the spotlight for his batting legacy, his stylish taste in cars, and even for being the favourite target of a mimic who might just have to dodge a few playful bouncers from the man himself.
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