India batter and former Test captain Rohit Sharma shared a set of heartwarming moments with his family on Instagram, offering fans a glimpse into his time off duty. The veteran opener, who retired from Test
cricket in May, appeared relaxed and cheerful as he spent quality time with his wife and children.
One of the photos shows Rohit walking hand-in-hand with his family on a street, while another captures him dressed casually in blue shorts and a floral-patterned shirt, enjoying the scenery. The post quickly went viral, racking up nearly a million likes within the first hour.
Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! According to multiple claims, Rohit is currently understood to be in London, where he's been unwinding following a hectic schedule.
Earlier this year, the 38-year-old was lauded for his resilience during the ICC Champions Trophy, with former India selector Jatin Paranjape revealing that Rohit had been managing a hamstring injury throughout the tournament. Despite the physical challenge, Rohit led India to a title win, securing a four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the final.
Speaking to the media, Paranjape said, “He could have — he should have — played a little bit more. I thought maybe for a couple more years. Rohit Sharma was also struggling with a hamstring injury for the last four or five months. He didn’t get a lot of rest. I thought he could have played a little more because he was batting superbly.”
While he is no longer part of the Test setup, he will certainly be rooting for the Indian team, who are trailing 2-1 heading into the 4th Test of the five-match series vs England.
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