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“Garden Mein Ghoomne Wala hi Hai”: Ravi Ashwin Remembers a Funny Exchange With Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal
“Garden Mein Ghoomne Wala hi Hai”: Ravi Ashwin Remembers a Funny Exchange With Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal
The accomplished Ravichandran Ashwin of the Rajasthan Royals imparted an entertaining second to the youthful pair of Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill in the as of late finished up Test series against Britain at home.
Talking at an occasion with any semblance of Jaiswal, Rovman Powell and Shane Bond, Ashwin uncovered that the youthful pair were given the obligation of keeping up with the red ball during the Britain series.
“Rohit had said ‘Nursery mein ghoomne waale log, yeh toh yeh sach mein garden mein ghoomne wala greetings hai'( these folks are those that meander around in the nursery),” began Ashwin referring to Rohit Sharma’s viral Instagram post following the Test series.
“I can’t recollect which Test it was, ball support is a thing, I don’t the number of individuals that know about that, so at whatever point you sparkle the ball, the gleaming side should be kept dry. The ball was passed to Yashasvi and he kept the ball in his grasp making the ball wet everywhere. He then gives it to Shubman Gill, that person will be getting the ball and throwing it around,” uncovered the off-spinner with north of 500 Test wickets.
“The fact of the matter is that when you utilize the perspiration to sparkle the ball, it will help in switching however that accompanies a touch of involvement,” he added.
The groups were giggling at the story described by Ashwin and, surprisingly, left the youth humiliated too.
The Test series then again was one more prevailing win for the home side India who secured the series 4-1 notwithstanding going down to the guests in the principal Test at Hyderabad.
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Yashasvi Jaiswal displayed his class during this series where he scored two twofold hundreds and gotten done with 712 stumbles into the five-match issue and packed away the Player of the Series grant too.
Shubman Gill likewise had a respectable series with the bat scoring a sum of 452 runs which included two hundreds and as some half-hundreds of years to be India’s second-most elevated run-scorer in the series behind Jaiswal.
