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Kohli's reaction to Rohit guessing his batting stance to Jadeja's Heads Up Challenge will leave you in splits

Amidst news of a rift between Indian skipper Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, a video posted by BCCI brought in a sigh of relief for cricket fans.

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Amidst news of a rift between Indian skipper Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, a video posted by BCCI brought in a sigh of relief for cricket fans.

In the video posted by BCCI, Rohit took the Heads Up Challenge with all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja captioned, "WATCH @ImRo45 take the Heads Up Challenge with @imjadeja This one's a laugh riot".

The challenge is to make the other participant guess the name of a particular player which is present on the card. 

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As per the rules, the person imitating cannot speak and can only use gestures to help his teammate. The first name on the card was that of pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah.

Jadeja copied his bowling action and Rohit quickly made the right guess. Breaking into laughter, Rohit said: “Abey yaar, thoda to tough rakhna chaiye tha (C’mon man, you should have kept things a bit more difficult)”.

The next name the card was of Kohli. Jadeja first made Rohit guess which country the player was from. He then mimicked the captain's batting stance.

This was a tough nut to crack for the vice-captain but he ultimately guessed it on point. Notably, Kohli was also seen in the same room and was spotted asking Jadeja how he had mimicked him.

The rumours of a rift between the two players have got everyone talking. Former captain Sunil Gavaskar recently said the story is bound to do rounds for years even if the two batsmen shout from the rooftops.

"Virat and Rohit can shout from the rooftops as much as they can but this story won't end. Every time Rohit fails there will be those who will nod their heads knowingly and a wink, hinting he deliberately got out," Gavaskar wrote in a column for Sportstar.

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After the first ODI match was interrupted by rain, the two teams will lock horns in a two-match Test series. Earlier, India won the three-match T20I series 3-0. The second ODI of the three-match series will be played in Port of Spain on Sunday.

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