Watch: Unseen Footage Shows Rohit Sharma Blasting Rishabh Pant For His Mistakes

A picture of Rohit Sharma smiling after Rishabh Pant’s mistakes with the DRS in the first T20I against Bangladesh had gone viral on internet. Despite India missing the opportunities to take the driver’s seat due to Pant, Rohit Sharma was all smiles as he perhaps did not want to put more pressure on the youngster.

Well, it looks like Rohit Sharma was not really taking Pant’s mistakes lightly and did give him an earful for his mistakes.  Rohit Sharma was not at all amused with Pant’s mistakes and made it clear to the wicketkeeper. A video which has gone viral on Twitter shows Rohit Sharma giving Pant a piece of his mind while he angrily walked past the youngster. The incident is from the first T20I in Delhi.

Here is a clip of that incident: 

What they show us: Rohit talked to Pant like a Saint?

But what's the Reality?⬇️ pic.twitter.com/BGDsmEurtm

— Pranjal (@Pranjal_one8) November 4, 2019

Meanwhile, Pant, who has been facing criticism in recent time, looked far from being impressive as he fumbled to collect the ball on a number of occasions in the second game too. The highlight of his poor outing was the gaffe he made while stumping Liton Das.

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During the sixth over of the first innings, a stumping chance was created on Yuzvendra Chahal’s delivery.  Liton Das stepped out of his crease and was unable to make contact with the ball. Pant could not have asked for an easier chance and he did take off the stumps in a flash. However, in doing so, he ended up making a very silly mistake.

He collected the ball in front of the wicket, which is considered as a no-ball. The wicket keeper has to collect the ball behind the wicket in order to stump out a batsman.

The mistakes from Pant, nonetheless, did not cost India much as the hosts won the game  by eight wickets to draw level in the series. Rohit Sharma starred with the bat, scoring 85 to help India chase down the total inside 16 overs.