Watch: Rohit Sharma Plays Cricket With Kids On Mumbai Street

After failing to deliver in two back-to-back games, Rohit Sharma could not have asked for a better venue for the fourth One-Day International against Windies.

India will take on the Windies in the crucial fourth ODI at the Brabourne stadium in Mumbai, Rohit’s home town. The five-match series is currently locked at 1-1 after the Windies stunned India by 43 runs in the third game. They had also nearly defeated the hosts in the second but the match ended in a thrilling tie.

And in both the games, Rohit had failed to deliver. The right-handed batsman began the series on a stunning note. In the series-opener at Guwahati, he had slammed an unbeaten 152, helping India chase down 323 inside 43 overs. But he failed to make the most of the form in the following games, scoring 4 and 8.

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Well, it looks like Rohit is not too bothered about his form and is confident of hitting the top-gear at his home turf as he spent the Sunday afternoon enjoying a game of gully cricket in the streets of Mumbai. The India star could be seen playing cricket on a street with some boys with a makeshift traffic cone acting as the wicket.

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Here is the video showing Rohit Sharma enjoying the game on the street:

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Meanwhile, India will be looking to bounce back after losing the third ODI. Virat Kohli’s third consecutive century in the series went in vain as Windies beat India by 43 runs in the third ODI to level the five-match series 1-1.

Put in to bat first, Windies posted a challenging 283 for 9 in the allotted 50 overs. Shai Hope led the foundation for the total with a solid 95 before Ashley Nurse provided the finishing touch by slamming 40 off just 22. In reply, India kept on losing wickets at regular intervals despite Kohli holding firm from one end, scoring 107. India were eventually all out for 240.