Rohit Sharma’s quirky stump-mic moments have always been a fan favorite, with his witty remarks often going viral. From his iconic "Garden mein ghoomne wale ladke" comment during the Test series against England to his constant chirping, Rohit’s antics are hard to forget.

 

Recently, T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav was asked if players still stroll in the "garden" in Rohit's absence from the format. With a cheeky grin, Suryakumar dismissed the idea, saying, "No one roams around anymore, so I don’t stop anyone. I also try to stay away from the stumps. If it’s someone’s specialty, it’s best to leave it to them."

 

When asked about Rohit’s unique “ye-woh” language, Suryakumar joked, “Yes, when we roam around, we get to hear those things.”

 

On the field, India secured a thrilling two-wicket win over England in the second T20I, thanks to Tilak Varma’s calm and composed 72*. The young star held his ground despite losing partners, chasing down 166 with just four balls to spare.

 

Rohit’s humor may no longer echo on the stump mic, but it’s clear his legacy lives on in the lighthearted banter among teammates.