Video of Rohit Sharma calling wife Ritika after Mumbai Indians win IPL 2023. The conversation went viral. Look

Rohit Sharma emerged as the best player for the Mumbai Indians as the five-time champions registered their first victory in the 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL) on Tuesday. Rohit set the example with a well-deserved 50 when MI defeated the Delhi Capitals in the last ball thriller. After the match, Rohit spoke with his wife Hrithika Saideh via video link and their conversation won several hearts on the internet. Rohit was heard talking about daughter Samaira and Ritika said she would be happy to see the Man of the Match trophy that Rohit won for his serve. The couple also talked about how the match ended, with Rohit even saying that he didn’t want the last one to end due to nerves.

Ro is in touch with Rits after the breakout victory in Delhi 🥺💙#One family #DCvMI #MumbaiMeriZhaan #mumbaiindians #IPL2023 #TATAIPL @ImRo45 pic.twitter.com/qCXaLj8dwT

— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) April 12, 2023

Here’s how the conversation went between them –

Hrithika: Congratulations, Sammy will be happy to see the trophy

Rohit: Yes, I will bring her a trophy.

Rohit: Where did you watch the match?

Hrithika: In our room. I screamed so loud. My voice is completely gone. It was a crazy game. How are you feeling?

Rohit: I felt good. I went inside. I didn’t want the last one to end. My nails are gone. I’ve been playing games like this for the last 15 years of the IPL. I have seen it a lot.

Rohit: Miss you guys, see you tomorrow.

Hrithika: I miss you too, I’m so proud of you.

Rohit Sharma was at his best on the road to his first half-century IPL in 25 innings before the Mumbai Indians overcame several tense moments to take a last-ball victory over the Delhi Capitals.

David Warner narrowly hit 51 of 47 balls before Aksar Patel once again showed his vastly improved batting skills, scoring an impressive 54 of 25 balls to push the Delhi Capitals to a competitive 172 balls after the Mumbai Indians forced the hosts to bat.

With the pitch on the drier side compared to the first game here and the finger spinners getting a lot of help from him, the Mumbai Indians were up to a challenge but with his classy 65 of 45 balls, Rohit helped his team record their first win. season.

With Cameron Green (17 out of 8) and Tim David (13 out of 11) in the middle of Mumbai, five runs were needed before the last over, but Henrich Nortier served brilliantly to take the game to the very last ball. David got the necessary two balls from the final ball for a much needed win.

(with PTI inputs)