Rohit Sharma's Lamborghini smashed outside training ground; ex-India skipper responsible - Watch

Rohit Sharma trained intensely at Shivaji Park for the upcoming Australia tour, showcasing his signature shots against pace and spin. Fans gathered to watch the former captain, who also reportedly hit his Lamborghini during the session. Rohit, aged 38, will return to ODI action against Australia after a break, having recently added a Tesla to his car collection.

Rohit Sharma and his Lamborghini (Agency Photos)

Rohit Sharma spent nearly two hours training at Shivaji Park alongside former Mumbai teammate Abhishek Nayar, preparing for the upcoming Australia tour. If visuals going viral across social media platforms are believed to be true, numerous fans gathered to watch the former India captain practice.

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Rohit displayed his characteristic pull and cut shots with precise timing against pace bowling, along with aggressive inside-out drives during the session. He also dedicated time to practicing against spin bowling, focusing on sweep and slog sweep shots. A viral video also claimed that Rohit accidentally hit his own Lamborghini during the practice session. However, TimesofIndia.com can't confirm the claim.Click here to watch the viral video of Rohit Sharma in action The training at All Heart Cricket Academy included Mumbai cricketer Angkrish Raghuvanshi and several local players, with Rohit participating in two batting nets sessions. Rohit, aged 38, last represented India in the Champions Trophy final against New Zealand in February, leading the team to their second consecutive ICC title following the T20 World Cup victory in the Americas in 2024. After being replaced by Shubman Gill as India's ODI captain, Rohit is set to return to action in a three-match series against Australia, beginning October 19 in Perth. Rohit has been selected for the Australia ODI series alongside Virat Kohli, with both senior players having retired from Tests and ODIs in the past year. The duo, along with newly-appointed ODI vice-captain Shreyas Iyer, will join the Indian team currently playing against West Indies in the second Test in New Delhi. The team will depart for Australia in two separate groups on October 15.

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