Rohit spotted in blue lamborghini after BAN series, Kohli departs for London

Indian Test and ODI captain Rohit Sharma was on Tuesday seen driving his striking blue Lamborghini home after returning to Mumbai from the second Test against Bangladesh Although Rohit had a quiet outing with the bat the hosts demonstrated resilience securing a victory despite two days of rain interruptionsMeanwhile former India captain Virat Kohli flew back to London following his participation in the nowconcluded series The 35yearold was photographed at the airport after India clinched a dominant sevenwicket win in Kanpur on Monday CAPTAIN ROHIT SHARMA IS BACK IN MUMBAI The Hitman Rohit Sharma has reached his Home in Mumbai and left in his Lamborghini pictwittercomLadIye1djjmdash NewsSpectrumAnalyzer The News Updates Bharat_Analyzer October 2 2024Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant at Kanpur airport pictwittercomI2lbMeynGWmdash Ratan Choudhary _cricket_club October 2 2024Kohli struggled in the first Test managing only 23 runs across two innings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai However he rebounded in the second Test scoring 47 in the first innings and an unbeaten 29 in the second at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur A video of Kohli at the airport has since gone viralKohli became the fourth player in historymdashafter Sachin Tendulkar Ricky Ponting and Kumar Sangakkaramdashto amass 27000 runs in international cricket achieving this milestone faster than anyone else in just 594 innings This surpassed Tendulkarrsquos record which took 623 inningsAlso ReadEnglands lsquoBazballrsquo meets identical twin in Indiarsquos lsquoGamballrsquoIn the first innings of the second Test Bangladesh was bowled out for 233 with Mominul Haque scoring an impressive 107 not out India responded with an aggressive declaration at 2859 in just 344 overs driven by halfcenturies from Yashasvi Jaiswal 72 and KL Rahul 68 Bangladesh struggled in their second innings folding for 146 and setting India a modest target of 95 runs Jaiswal contributed a crucial 51 helping India secure a convincing sevenwicket victoryThe second Test was heavily impacted by rain with Day 1 lost after only 35 overs and both Days 2 and 3 completely washed out However India adopted a bold approach in the remaining days to secure the win Rohit noted in the postmatch presentation the teamrsquos readiness to embrace risks to capitalize on the opportunity emphasizing the bowlersrsquo efforts on a challenging pitchIndia and Bangladesh will face off again in a threematch T20I series starting October 6 in Gwalior