Watch: Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam’s ICC “Best Friends” Post Goes Viral. The ICC’s official Instagram account posted a video of Babar and Rohit’s photoshoot with the following background music: “What? Were we simply best friends? Yup.”
Sri Lanka will face Namibia in the opening match of the T20 World Cup in Australia on Sunday. The Super 12 stage, on the other hand, will begin on October 22 with a match between New Zealand and Australia. However, all eyes will be on the high-voltage match between India and Pakistan on October 23 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The ICC hosted a Captains’ Day on Saturday, where the 16 captains of the competing teams met with the media.
A photoshoot was also done on the same day, and photographs of Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam are now going viral. The ICC’s official Instagram account posted a video of Babar and Rohit’s photoshoot with the following background music: “What? Were we simply best friends? Yup.”
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Rohit Sharma and Babar Azam’s ICC “Best Friends” Post Goes Viral
Both Rohit and Babar discussed the forthcoming encounter between India and Pakistan at the Captains’ Day media call. Rohit also shared details about his talks with Pakistani players.
“We understand the game against Pakistan, but there is no use in constantly talking about it and putting yourself under strain. Whenever we meet with Pakistani athletes, we discuss how they are and how their families are. We simply discuss what is going on, how life is going, and what new automobile they have purchased or are planning to purchase “remarked Rohit at the press conference.
“Whenever you play against India, it’s usually a high-intensity game,” Babar remarked. This match is also anticipated by fans, and we love the competition on the field. We strive to play good cricket and give our all.”
The International Cricket Council (ICC) already declared that the side that wins the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 on November 13 in Melbourne will get a USD 1.6 million check.
The runners-up will get USD 800,000 and the losing semi-finalists will receive USD 400,000 apiece at the completion of the 45-match tournament, which begins on October 16 and will be played over seven sites in Australia.
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