Rohit Sharma was joined by his wife Ritika Sajdeh at the stadium, and other big names like the God of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar, the legendary Sunil Gavaskar, batting great VVS Laxman, and the ICC Chairman Jay Shah were also spotted in the stands.
Team India players have produced some magical moments on the field in the ongoing game and have received immense support from the crowd present in Navi Mumbai as well as the entire country.
Rohit was spotted donning a white T-shirt and a black cap as he walked into the hospitality box before taking his seat beside his wife, Ritika Sajdeh. Seeing Rohit at the venue, his close friend and former teammate Dinesh Karthik, who was doing commentary, said:
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I know what they’ve been through all these years - Rohit Sharma
“I know what they’ve been through all these years, chasing that elusive trophy. It’s always been tough. We’ve come very close so many times, but couldn’t cross the line. It’s been the same story for both teams over the last 15 years. I really hope they cross it this time."
Along with them, the entire nation is behind these 15 players - Rohit Sharma
“The way we played that game was just superb to watch. So I’m not surprised to see 50,000 people here today. Along with them, the entire nation is behind these 15 players."
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