On Thursday in Trinidad, Team India will resume play in the second Test match against the West Indies. The visitors have been putting in a lot of effort in the nets in an effort to win the series 2-0 before turning their attention to the white-ball matches. In the series opener in Dominica, Rohit Sharma and company destroyed the hosts by an innings and 141 runs. They now want to repeat that feat in the second Test, which will also be the 100th meeting between the two teams in the longest version of the game.
The Indian cricket team members pleased the Indian cricket fans in Trinidad who came to the Queen’s Park Oval a day before the second-to-last game of the two-match series in order to see their favorite players. The Indian cricket team’s stars were available for them to take photos and sign autographs as they congregated at the stadium’s entrances.
On the eve of the second Test against the West Indies, BCCI posted a video of former India captain Kohli posing for a few photos and signing autographs. In the meanwhile, Rohit ran into a supporter who had already taken a snapshot of the Indian captain. Rohit recalled the incident and said, “That was from 2019.” There is too much facial hair.
Cards were also given to Kohli and Rohit by a little admirer. The latter opened the card and complimented him on his work by saying, “Ah Nice… I’m not letting people see that I’m peering within. It’s just between us.
The BCCI captioned the photo on Twitter, “Smiles, selfies, and autographs in plenty for lucky #TeamIndia fans in Trinidad.”
Prior to the second Test match against the West Indies in Trinidad, Team India members had a meeting with legendary batsman Brian Lara. Rahul Dravid, the head coach, and top players including Virat Kohli, Rohit, Mohammed Siraj, and Ravindra Jadeja warmly greeted Lara and shook his hand in a video that the BCCI shared on social media.
The BCCI captioned the video, “When in Trinidad, you do not miss catching up with the legendary Brian Lara.”
As Rohit Sharma has high hopes for the rookie wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan, India are predicted to select the same XI.
“We must provide him with possibilities. On the eve of the second Test match, Rohit informed media that the left-handed hitter enjoys playing a lot of aggressive cricket.
