Just hours after being honoured with one of the most emotional moments of his cricketing life, Rohit Sharma gave fans another viral gem - this time, unintentionally.
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The former India Test captain -- who had just inaugurated the 'Rohit Sharma Stand' at Wankhede Stadium on Friday afternoon -- was seen pulling up to his car with his family when he noticed something odd.
Rohit had attended the stand inauguration alongside his wife Ritika Sajdeh and his parents - with the entire Mumbai Indians squad and support staff also present for the occasion.
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The moment was filled with nostalgia and pride as the 37-year-old was celebrated at the very ground where his journey began.
For a player who has been instrumental in Indian cricket and holds multiple batting records - including the highest individual ODI score - the gesture was fitting and well-deserved.
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WATCH: Rohit Sharma grills his younger brother after spotting car damage
It was not just the ceremony that got people talking. As Rohit and his family exited Wankhede and approached their vehicle, a viral clip captured the India opener spotting a visible dent or scrape on his car.
His first reaction? A classic, deadpan "Yeh kya hai?" aimed at his younger brother. Without skipping a beat, the brother responded sheepishly, "Reverse."
That’s when Rohit said: "Kiska? Tere se?" The exchange instantly sent fans into splits -- with many calling it “peak big brother energy.”
Rohit Sharma to his brother - Yeh kya hai ,after spotting car damage🤣😭
— Rohan💫 (@rohann__45) May 16, 2025
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It’s unclear who exactly caused the damage, but Rohit’s dry reaction has now become a moment as memorable as the stand itself. The clip quickly did the rounds on social media.
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A day to remember for Rohit Sharma
The real highlight of the day was the honour bestowed upon Rohit Sharma at Wankhede.
With his name now permanently etched at one of cricket’s most iconic venues, the event came just days after he retired from Test cricket.
Currently with the Mumbai Indians and preparing for the IPL 2025 restart, Rohit remains crucial in the league’s playoff race.
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