‘Ghar Ka Team Hai Kya” Rohit Sharma roasts LSG’s Shardul Thakur for arriving late to training session

The Indian team captain had a fun banter with LSG’s bowler Shardul Thakur ahead of the MI vs LSG clash. Rohit was seen taunting Shardul for coming late to the Wankhede Stadium. The video of the moment has been shared by the Mumbai Indians on their social media handle. Mumbai Indians are scheduled to face Lucknow Super Giants in a double-header match on Sunday, 27 April at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.

During the net session video, posted by MI, Rohit can be seen roasting LSG star pacer Shardul Thakur, saying,  “Kya re hero, abhi aa raha hai, ghar ka team hai kya?” (“Hey hero, you’re coming now? Is this your home team?”). The video soon went viral and fans absolutely loved the light comic moments between the teams. 

Watch the video here

In the posted video, Rohit was seen sitting next to Zaheer Khan and when Shardul joined the team on field, Rohit didn’t miss the chance to bring his captain’s skill and pulled his leg teasing him for not coming on time for the net sessions.

When बोरीवली meets पालघर 😂💙#MumbaiIndians #PlayLikeMumbai #TATAIPL #MIvLSG pic.twitter.com/pQQMFplNHl

— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) April 25, 2025

Rohit and IPL 2025

This season has been a bit slow for Rohit Sharma as he failed to impress in the beginning of the season and was even dropped from the playing XI for the Mumbai Indians. But the explosive batter made his comeback in the last two matches and hit two solid half-centuries recently after a slow start to the season.  Hitting an unbeaten 76 from 45 balls in the return fixture against CSK, and a fluent 70 off 46 deliveries versus Sunrisers Hyderabad, which helped MI clinch a seven-wicket win. Rohit has finally found his rhythm and will now be looking for another win for the team.

Mumbai Indians are now set to face Lucknow Super Giants on Sunday afternoon at the Wankhede Stadium on 27 April 2025. After a string of losses, MI has also found its rhythm and is now sitting at the top of the points table