An entertaining episode unfolded on the second day of the 2nd Test against South Africa at Newlands in Cape Town. The score stood at 164-9, with Mohammed Siraj delivering a potentially wicket-taking ball. In an attempt to convince Rohit Sharma to initiate a review, Siraj’s animated gestures and enthusiasm created a lighthearted moment, much to the amusement of onlookers and netizens.

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This amusing incident transpired during the concluding delivery of the 33rd over when the ball deflected off the thigh pad, leading Siraj to believe he had secured Nandre Burger’s dismissal. Rohit Sharma, positioned as a close in-fielder, displayed remarkable restraint by resisting the urge to call for a review, despite having all three reviews at his disposal.

Watch : Rohit Said “Maa Ch**ane gaya 3-3 hai”

In response to Siraj’s plea, Rohit Sharma humorously remarked, “Maa Ch**ane gaya 3-3 hai,” eliciting laughter from those witnessing the exchange. The captain’s witty retort added a delightful touch to the cricketing proceedings, showcasing both the competitive spirit and camaraderie within the team.

This light-hearted moment became a memorable highlight of the match, contributing to the overall enjoyment of the spectators. As the game continued, it set the stage for a captivating contest between bat and ball, with Team India eventually securing a notable victory in what proved to be a historic and entertaining Test match at Newlands.

Here’s the video of Rohit Sharma Saying Maa Ch**** Gaya :

Team India defeated South Africa in the shortest Test match in history:

Team India triumphed in what goes down as the briefest Test match in history. In a remarkable comeback, they secured a seven-wicket victory, marking their inaugural win at the venue after seven unsuccessful attempts. Despite a challenging start, Aiden Markram’s explosive century posed a threat, yet

Mohammed Siraj’s crucial dismissal and Jasprit Bumrah’s stellar performance, claiming 11 wickets, set up an 80-run target. Despite losing early wickets, including Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, and Virat Kohli, the visitors successfully chased down the target, with Shreyas Iyer delivering the final blows.