Indian captain Rohit Sharma is well known for his forgetfulness, a trait his teammates have often pointed out.On Saturday, Rohit hit a magnificent 121 while Kohli produced a knock of 74 runs in India’s victory.But after the match, while shaking hands with the opposition players, Rohit forgot to remove his helmet.He then asked sidearm bowler Dayananda Garani for his cap, while watching his teammates from the Indian team, including Shubman Gill and KL Rahulburst out laughing.Garani handed the cap to Rohit, who wore it and eventually removed his helmet and went to the post-match presentation. Click here to watch the video.Rohit Sharma has always loved playing in Australia, and after a tough ODI series against the old rivals, the former captain admitted on Saturday that there might not be another trip for him.“I love coming here and playing here. Good memories from 2008. I don’t know if we will come back to Australia, but we enjoy our cricket, whatever accolades we get,” Rohit said after being named Player of the Match and Player of the Series.“We started again in Perth – that’s how I look at it,” he added, acknowledging the challenges of touring Australia.Rohit also highlighted the importance of experience and mentorship at this stage of their careers.
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“In Australia, you expect tough pitches and quality bowlers. Playing here is never easy. We couldn’t win the series, but there are a lot of positives. It’s a young team and there will be a lot of learning.“When I came to the team, the seniors helped us a lot; now it’s up to us to do the same. We have to guide them, create game plans and go back to basics, which I always do every time I play here,” he said.For Rohit, the connection goes beyond results.“I’ve had some great memories here, from the SCG to Perth. I love playing here and I hope to continue doing what I’m doing,” he said, highlighting his enduring love for Australian cricket and its passionate crowds.
