Rohit Sharma Fails in Both Innings of Ranji Trophy Return

Rohit Sharma Inning in Ranji Trophy: Team India captain Rohit Sharma made a comeback in the Ranji Trophy after a decade. Since the match was being held in Mumbai, fans were expecting a big innings from Rohit.

Rohit Sharma’s Tough Return to Ranji Trophy

Cricket fans were hoping that Rohit would start the Ranji Trophy with a bang after his disappointing performance on the Australia tour. However, Rohit has failed in front of the newcomers in comparison. In the match against Jammu and Kashmir, Rohit returned after scoring 3 runs in the first innings.

Therefore, it was hoped that Rohit would respond to the critics with the bat in the second innings. Rohit started like that, but the Jammu and Kashmir player took a spectacular catch and put an end to Rohit’s innings.

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Rohit Sharma Falls Short in Both Innings

Both Yashwahi and Rohit made a fantastic start in the second innings. Both shared a half-century partnership. However, the pair broke up in the 14th over. Yudhveer Singh dismissed Rohit Sharma on the fourth ball of the 14th over. Abid Mushtaq took a great catch and forced Rohit to leave the field. Rohit scored 28 runs in 35 balls with 2 fours and 3 sixes.

Rohit could not even reach double figures in the first innings before that. Rohit scored 3 runs in 19 balls in the first innings. Umar Nazir caught Rohit out at the hands of captain Paras Dogra.

Brilliant Catch Ends Rohit Sharma’s Innings

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Jammu and Kashmir take a significant lead of 86 runs in the first innings. Jammu and Kashmir bowled out Mumbai for 120 runs in 33.2 overs. After that, JK scored 206 runs in 46.3 overs in reply. Shubman Khajuria top-scored with 53 runs for Jammu and Kashmir. Mohit Awasthi took 5 wickets for Mumbai.

Mumbai Playing XI: Ajinkya Rahane (Captain), Yashasvi Jaiswal, Rohit Sharma, Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Tamore (Wicketkeeper), Shivam Dubey, Shardul Thakur, Shams Mulani, Tanush Kotiyan, Mohit Awasthi and Karsh Kothari.

Jammu and Kashmir Playing XI: Paras Dogra (Captain), Shubham Khajuria, Vivarant Sharma, Abdul Samad, Kanhaiya Wadhawan (Wicketkeeper), Aukib Nabi Dar, Yawar Hasan, Yudhveer Singh Charak, Abid Mushtaq, Umar Nazir Mir and Vansaj Sharma.