In a heartwarming and hilarious moment from the Mumbai Indians camp, Rohit Sharma gave fans a peek into his fun-loving side as he broke into song, singing Post Malone’s hit track Circles with a cheeky reference to England cricketer Jonny Bairstow thrown in for good measure.
The video, which has since gone viral, captures Rohit casually vibing to the tune, belting out lines from the chart-topping hit while injecting it with a personal cricket twist. Instead of sticking strictly to the lyrics, he playfully inserted Bairstow’s name into the chorus, creating a light-hearted and comical moment that left teammates and fans alike in splits.
This impromptu performance not only showcased Rohit's musical side but also reflected the relaxed and spirited atmosphere in the Mumbai Indians camp despite a high-pressure IPL season. Known for his calm demeanor and sharp cricketing brain, Rohit has always been one to lighten the mood in the dressing room, and this was just another reminder of the camaraderie and good vibes he brings to the squad.
MI vs GT preview
Ahead of their IPL 2025 Eliminator clash against Mumbai Indians, Gujarat Titans find themselves grappling with a few key concerns. Despite a strong top three in Shubman Gill, Sai Sudharsan, and Jos Buttler carrying much of the batting load through the league stage, Buttler’s departure for England duty comes at a crucial time. His replacement, Kusal Mendis, is talented but inexperienced in IPL conditions and has been out of competitive action for over a month.
The Titans' once-dominant bowling unit has also shown signs of vulnerability, conceding over 200 runs in their last three matches, with stars like Rashid Khan and Mohammed Siraj struggling for impact.
Mumbai Indians, while stacked with big names, have had their own inconsistencies. Suryakumar Yadav has been their standout batter, but there's a sharp drop-off in support, especially with Ryan Rickelton and Will Jacks unavailable. However, MI have brought in Jonny Bairstow, an experienced IPL campaigner who recently hit form in red-ball cricket. Their bowling appears more settled compared to GT’s. Yet, GT will take heart from their head-to-head record, having beaten MI in both league encounters.
