IPL 2021 / Rohit Sharma Twists His Ankle While Bowling Fans Gives Shocking Reactions See Viral Video

IPL 2021 MI Vs KKR: The match was played between Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2021. Mumbai (MI) defeated Kolkata (KKR) by 10 runs thanks to the superb bowling of Rahul Chahar. The match went to the last over, KKR needed 15 runs in the last over, but could not make it. At one time it seemed that KKR would win easily, but in the last 5 overs, Mumbai made a tremendous comeback and took the match into their fists. Something happened in the match, which surprised the fans. Rohit Sharma got down to bowl. As he bowled the first ball, his ankle twisted. Rohit Sharma Twists His Ankle While Bowling He sat on the ground. Video is becoming increasingly viral on social media.

KKR had scored 104 runs losing 13 wickets in 13 overs. Nitish Rana and Shakib al-Hasan were present at the crease. Rohit Sharma came for the 14th over. At that time, KKR needed 49 runs off 42 balls to win. Rohit Sharma twisted his ankle as soon as he ran for the first ball. He jumped up in pain and sat on the ground. Physio had to come to the ground. The good thing is that he did not get hurt much. Fans were horrified to see this and wrote on Twitter, 'Dough wet in Kangali'.

See Video:

Unreal comeback in the game from MI. Top death bowling by Bumrah & Boult. Russell's wicket was crucial. Great Captaincy by Rohit Sharma in the end.👏#MIvsKKR pic.twitter.com/p9EjHwZn2c

— UrMiL07™ (@urmilpatel30) April 13, 2021

Five-time champions Mumbai Indians registered their first win of the season by defeating Kolkata Knight Riders by 10 runs in the Indian Premier League (IPL) match, thanks to the brilliant spin bowling of Rahul Chahar and Krunal Pandya. KKR needed 31 runs for victory in the last five overs with six wickets remaining but the Mumbai bowlers snatched the victory from their jaws.

While Rahul took four wickets for 27 runs in four overs, Krunal took one wicket after spending just 13 runs in four overs. Trent Boult also bowled brilliantly in the last over and took two wickets. He conceded 27 runs in four overs.

Andre Russell took five wickets in the last over, leaving the Mumbai Indians all out for 152 in 20 overs, batting first. Even after the partnership of 72 runs for the first wicket of Nitish Rana and Shubman Gill, KKR's team could manage 142 runs for seven wickets in 20 overs.