In a recent episode of Family Full House, Krushna Abhishek turns the tables on Rohit Sharma, asking him a series of fun questions about his personal life and fellow cricketers.
Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma shared humorous stories and imagined alternative careers for his teammates during an appearance on Family Full House with Krushna Abhishek. Sharma joked that Jasprit Bumrah would be a doctor for constantly saving the national team in crucial death overs. He also referred to former all-rounder Yuvraj Singh as a headmaster who disciplined younger players while mentoring them during Sharma's early career.
Sharma also labeled Rishabh Pant a babysitter because of his habit of playing with teammates' children during long international tours. In addition to discussing his teammates, Sharma offered witty remarks about his wedding gifts, calling his wife's hand from his father-in-law the best present while playfully teasing his fellow cricketers for being stingy with gifts.
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