Jaipur: There is no virat, no problem.
What drives crazy fans is ‘Hitman’ debut at Jaipur on Wednesday as the Captain T20i India full time.
The first match of the Indian New Zealand series was the show sold out, and it was Rohit Sharma who ruled the box office at the Mansingh Sawai Stadium (SMS).
Resting for the T20 series, Virat Kohli, the first Asian celebrity to reach 150 million followers on Instagram, may have several million followers more than Rohit, but the latter is a blockbuster player with more power to attract the crowd to the stadium, fan nuances.
“I have bought a ticket to watch Rohit.
Look at various shots and courageous shots, I want to see it at the stadium.
But what makes the opportunity more special is that we will see it leading the team wearing Indian jersey as full time captain,” said Sarthak, a class XI student.
Standing next to him in the queue for tickets, Sambhav Sharma quickly reacted, “Of course Rohit for me too”.
“Who else is T20S? I hope I will see an entertaining inn from the new captain,” he added.
The last time the opening Indian was playing here in India in 2013.
He turned on the stage with an unbeaten 123 ball in the Odi match against Australia.
This piece of statistics adds a buildup.
The small merchandise vendor outside the stadium insists that it is a Rohit Jersey who has maximum demand.
“Everyone asks for the captain’s T-shirt.
Because other players are not many requests, I get more Rohit Jerseys today to make sure I don’t run out of stock,” Promod Jat said.
The fact that an international match is being played here after eight years has also pushed the ticket sales up.
“It was great for us that we were finally able to see international matches in Jaipur.
This is a great stadium where Ms Dhoni has scored 183.
I hope more matches come here and we can watch special beats,” said Jaipur Resident Anuraj S Dhankar .
Cricket fans and those from brotherhood felt that in the IPL they were able to miss one match and watch the others, but the international match was a rare thing that made it a big event.
Cricket Commentator Devender Kumar, who has observed the country’s cricket for more than a decade, felt international action after years was a sign of good things to be followed in the future.
“The return of Cricket International to Jaipur is good news for fans and cricket players after years of political contributions.
Considering land conditions and practice facilities, it’s a matter of time before the sms stadium in Jaipur is given a test status,” he said.
Obviously, excitement is everywhere!