Hitman Rohit Sharma arrives to watch MI London match in The Hundred, video goes viral


The Indian team had to face defeat by 27 runs in the last match of the ODI series against England, but more than this, everyone’s eyes were on the performance of Rohit Sharma, in which he answered all the critics with his excellent century and played a brilliant inning of 138 runs. While many players of Team India have returned home after the end of this series, Rohit Sharma is still staying in London with his family. Meanwhile, a video has surfaced of Rohit during the first match of the new season of the franchise-based The Hundred played in England, in which he had come to watch the match against MI London.

Rohit looked quite relaxed in the video

The ownership rights of many of the teams playing in the current season of The Hundred in England are now with the IPL franchises who own the teams, including MI London. Rohit Sharma had come to watch the opening match of The Hundred tournament between MI London and Sunrisers Leeds played at the Kia Oval ground in London. Before going to watch this match, Rohit was seen interacting with the fans and taking selfies with them. While Rohit was enjoying the match sitting in the stands on the field, he was also seen chatting with Nita Ambani.

MI London started the season with a win

In The Hundred, MI London team is playing under the captaincy of Sam Curran, in which they have started the current season with a spectacular one-sided 7 wicket win. In the match against Sunrisers Leeds, MI London had a target of 144 runs, which they achieved in just 84 balls on the basis of captain Sam Curran’s unbeaten 60 in 39 balls and Nicholas Pooran’s unbeaten 58 runs in 22 balls. In this match, Sam Curran was also amazing in bowling in which he took 2 wickets while Richard Gleeson managed to take 4 wickets.

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