During the second test, Rohit Sharma chastises the players, saying, “Mere Gale ka Waat Lag Gaya Chilla-Chilla ke.” WATCH

In the second Test, Rohit Sharma guided the Indian side to a vital 106-run victory against England, tying the five-match series at 1-1. At Vizag, Rohit was very active on the field as he continually inspired his teammates while fielding to get the most out of them. Rohit came under fire for his defensive leadership in the series opener.

On social media, a video of Rohit reprimanding his colleagues went viral.

“Mere gale ka waat lag gaya chilla chilla ke tum sab ko” (my throat has begun to hurt because of how much I have been yelling at you guys) was said by Rohit in the video.

India’s triumph brought the series to a 1-1 draw, but England persisted with their Bazball strategy, which succeeded in applying pressure on the hosts.

India was able to dismiss England for 292 runs while defending a 399-run mark, thanks to three wickets each from Jasprit Bumrah and Ravichandran Ashwin.

With his six wickets in England’s first-inning total of 253, Bumrah was instrumental as the visitors lost a commanding lead of 143.

In the second session, Rohit showered Bumrah and the bowling attack with accolades for their joint efforts on the field, which ended England’s innings.

“He has been a champion player for us (Bumrah) for a considerable amount of time.” You need to consider the whole performance when you win a match like that. We used the bat well. You are aware that it is difficult to win a test under these circumstances. “I wanted our bowlers to step up, and they did,” Rohit said at the presentation held after the game.

The captain of India also praised England’s squad, saying they had played a really thrilling style of cricket.

England’s cricket team has been performing well over the last several years. knew the series wouldn’t be simple. There are still three left. We’ll monitor it and make sure we handle the majority of the tasks correctly,” he said.