WATCH: 'Esa nhi hoga, pagal hai kya' - Conversation between Shubman Gill and skipper Rohit Sharma goes viral

India under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma are set to appear in the ODI Asia Cup final for the second consecutive time after Asia Cup 2018. India will take on the hosts, Sri Lanka in the final of the Asia Cup 2023. It will also be the 11^th time Team India will be playing in the summit clash in the history of the Asia Cup so far. They will be eyeing their 8^th Asia Cup title while taking the field against Sri Lanka on Sunday.

Meanwhile, just ahead of this highly-anticipated match against the reigning champions, a video of star Indian batter and skipper Rohit Sharma is making rounds on social media. However, the complete conversation seems to be unavailable but the skipper can be heard denying something to Gill in the uploaded part of the video.

“Ye ese nahin hoga, pagal hai kya (It can’t be done like this, are you crazy)?” said Rohit Sharma to Shubman Gill in the viral video.

Here’s the video:

Rohit Sharma Funny Moment with Shubman Gill 🤣🤣

"ye esa nhi hoga pagal hai kya"pic.twitter.com/j3OGJArsvR

— ᴘʀᴀᴛʜᴍᴇsʜ⁴⁵ (@45Fan_Prathmesh) September 16, 2023

Speaking of the Asia Cup 2023 final, both teams will be eyeing winning the Asia Cup title to strengthen their preparations for the upcoming ODI World Cup 2023, in India. The hosts, Sri Lanka are coming off with a win in their last super-4 clash and the rain-affected virtual semi-final against Pakistan.

Sri Lanka won the must-win super-4 clash against the men in green by a margin of 2 wickets by the DLS method. On the other hand, India are coming off with a close defeat in their last super-4 clash against Bangladesh. India couldn’t chase down the target of 266 runs and got all out on the score of 259 runs, losing the match by 6 runs.

Following the conclusion of this ongoing Asia Cup 2023, the men in blue will take on Australia in the upcoming three-match home ODI series before heading to the home ODI World Cup next month. The ODI series between India and Australia will start on Friday, September 22.