They say there are seven people in the world who look a lot like you. Also, since it is rare, we can meet you at any time. However, Pakistani fans seem to have found a look-alike of India’s deputy captain Rohit Sharma. Just as Indians are passionate about cricket, their rivals are not far behind in this regard. Cricket is also a religion in Pakistan.
The fans there were looking forward to catching some cricket action for what was supposed to be the white ball series against New Zealand. But instead, it was only disappointing for Pakistani fans as the Blackcaps returned home without playing the game, primarily because of security.
Over the years, the internet has helped find a lot of celebrity-lookalikes and the latest in the list is a doppelganger of Indian cricket star Rohit Sharma. And guess where? In Pakistan! A picture of a man enjoying a glass of sharbat in Pakistan’s Rawalpindi has surfaced on the internet and many are convinced that he looks like cricketer Rohit Sharma.
Who said Pakistan is not safe for visiting international cricketers?
Just saw star Indian player Rohit Sharma, enjoying a glass of Aalu Bukhara (plum) sharbat at Rawalpindi's saddar.(Photo: Mukhtar Aziz Kansi) pic.twitter.com/GN1gG8N2jT
— Shiraz Hassan (@ShirazHassan) September 27, 2021
In the picture, the man who resembles Mumbai Indians captain, is seen wearing a cap and sunglasses, and holding a glass of Aalu Bukhara (plum) sharbat in his hand. In a tweet, user Shiraz Hassan shared the picture and jokingly wrote, ”Who said Pakistan is not safe for visiting international cricketers? Just saw star Indian player Rohit Sharma, enjoying a glass of Aalu Bukhara (plum) sharbat at Rawalpindi’s saddar.”
The post has gone viral, triggering a barrage of memes and jokes. Many fans joked that the 34-year-old needs this cool drink to release some pressure from the defeats in the ongoing Indian Premier league (IPL). One user said, ”Sasta Rohit Sharma”, while another wrote, ”He’s gone over there to regroup and think how he will change the fortunes of Mumbai Indians!!”
Another fan wrote, Rohit Sharma, is in the Indian Premier League (IPL) And the 34-year-old wrote that he needed this cold drink to relieve the pressure of losing in the league.
Mumbai Indians struggling with IPL UAE leg
As for the IPL UAE leg, MI lost three bounce games and fell to seventh place on the point table. This is the first time since 2018 that five IPL champions have lost three bounce games. Skipper Rohit Sharma, who keeps an eye on the captain’s movements, struggles to get the performance in bulk from the unit.
He has made a start in all three games, but one big elusive score hasn’t come from Hitman’s blade yet. Still, not all MI is lost because four games haven’t been played yet. Currently, they have 8 points and can shoot in the playoffs even if they win the remaining four games.
